Gianmarco Biography - Gian Marco Javier Zignago Alcover, was born in Lima, Peru on August 17, 1970. His mother is the actress and singer known Peruvian Regina Alcover, and his father, the famous Peruvian composer and singer, now defunct, Joe Danova.
At 18, Gian Marco travels to the city of Santiago de Chile to specialize in graphic design. Although everything seemed to walk well, soul music needed, thus achieving asserts her art presented in the busiest local Santiago and Viña del Mar. His name began to ring, because his personal style caught the attention of his hearers for the first time.
Eighteen months later he returns to Lima and classifies an issue in the Peruvian version of the OTI Festival 1989. Caught the attention of the press, being the most hyped artist in this event. Independent Disks is where he intends to record her first album.
In early 1990 the national record goes to market its first production titled "Gian Marco", under the musical direction of Pepe Ortega
In September 1993 took part in the classification process of the OTI Festival, national version, took first place and represent Peru at the XXII International OTI Festival held in the city of Valencia, Spain with the theme of inspiration "Let's Start. "
Under the "King Midas Latino," Emilio Estefan, Gian Marco has entered a new stage in his career, perhaps the most fruitful. He is a composer Estefan's campus, which does not stop working his own material, so it has managed to make a new album called "A time" (Crescent Moon / Sony). This latest album is heard in the most important and radios from around the world.
On June 18, 2008 goes on sale "from within", the latest album by Gian Marco, which includes songs that were composed for artists such as Gloria Estefan, Obie Bermudez, Alejandro Fernandez, among others. Also included are two new songs: "Still" and "Until that life happens." This album brings out a more acoustic sound, unlike previous "8", and shows the musical maturity of Gian Marco to his nearly 20 year career. Thanks to this new album gets two Latin Grammy nominations for 2008 in the categories of Best Song of the Year for "Still" and Best Male Pop Vocal Album.
At 18, Gian Marco travels to the city of Santiago de Chile to specialize in graphic design. Although everything seemed to walk well, soul music needed, thus achieving asserts her art presented in the busiest local Santiago and Viña del Mar. His name began to ring, because his personal style caught the attention of his hearers for the first time.
Eighteen months later he returns to Lima and classifies an issue in the Peruvian version of the OTI Festival 1989. Caught the attention of the press, being the most hyped artist in this event. Independent Disks is where he intends to record her first album.
In early 1990 the national record goes to market its first production titled "Gian Marco", under the musical direction of Pepe Ortega
In September 1993 took part in the classification process of the OTI Festival, national version, took first place and represent Peru at the XXII International OTI Festival held in the city of Valencia, Spain with the theme of inspiration "Let's Start. "
Under the "King Midas Latino," Emilio Estefan, Gian Marco has entered a new stage in his career, perhaps the most fruitful. He is a composer Estefan's campus, which does not stop working his own material, so it has managed to make a new album called "A time" (Crescent Moon / Sony). This latest album is heard in the most important and radios from around the world.
On June 18, 2008 goes on sale "from within", the latest album by Gian Marco, which includes songs that were composed for artists such as Gloria Estefan, Obie Bermudez, Alejandro Fernandez, among others. Also included are two new songs: "Still" and "Until that life happens." This album brings out a more acoustic sound, unlike previous "8", and shows the musical maturity of Gian Marco to his nearly 20 year career. Thanks to this new album gets two Latin Grammy nominations for 2008 in the categories of Best Song of the Year for "Still" and Best Male Pop Vocal Album.
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