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Byron Brizuela producer
with international star
Brizuela has worked in several branches of production. He has
produced radio jingles for top-notch campaigns in the United States
such as Univision Radio KLOVE 107.5 FM in Los Angeles.
Iris Gálvez
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Byron Brizuela is a music producer, composer and entrepreneur
for over 25 years. Brizuela was born in Sonsonate, El
Salvador and at the age of 5 he arrived in Los Angeles, California.
In high school he explores music as a DJ, rapper and party promoter.
After college he began his career working as a music producer and
artist manager.
He has worked with international labels such as Universal, Sony,
Warner, BMG to name a few examples, remembering themes for
great Latin artists like Marco Antonio Solís, Juan Gabriel, Enrique
Iglesias, Paulina Rubio, Laura Pausini, Los Tucanes de Tijuana
and Alejandro Sanz among others. His musical productions
have occupied fi rst places in international dance lists.
Brizuela has worked in several branches of production. He has
produced radio jingles for top-notch campaigns in the United
States such as Univision Radio KLOVE 107.5 FM in Los Angeles,
Entravision Radio Super Estrella 107.1FM in Los Angeles
and was awarded for his work for CBS Radio Mega 101 FM in
Houston.
His music has appeared in fi lms such as Crazy Beautiful, in television
commercials for Coca Cola, Nike, Jose Cuervo Tequila. On
television shows like El Gordo and La Flaca, East Los High, I Love
Jenny, Chiquiz N Control, Larrymania and many more.
Over the years Byron has won several awards and achievements,
in Mexico he won the “Social Song of the Year” awarded by The
Academy Nacional de la Música and the Communication Council, for
the song “La Cima” co-written with Claudio Yarto, a member of the Calo
Group. He received the Billboard Award for best “Latin Rap / Hip Hop
Album of the Year” for “Kicking It Together” Akwid ”Jae-P.
Brizuela received two platinum records for her pioneering work in the development
of the Urban Regional genre, mixing traditional Mexican music with rap.
His third platinum record received it for his remix work with A.B Quintanilla and The
Kumbia Kings for the Hip Hop version of “Shhh” that appears on the album “All Mixed
Up: The Remixes.”
Allegedly, Brizuela signed an exclusive agreement with BMG Production Music to represent his
new music label for fi lm, radio, video games, and television called Latin Music Collective.
Brad Marrapodi, BMG PM Senior Production Director, said: “We couldn’t be more excited to work with
Byron and welcome him and the Latin Music Collective to our BMG family. Byron’s work speaks for
itself, and his passion and creativity, along with his talent as a writer and producer, create an exciting
partnership with BMG PM”.