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Jorge Celedón
(Jorge Celedon)
Jorge Celedón is a Colombian vallenato musician. He was born in Villanueva, La
Guajira, on March 4, 1968. His uncle, Jorge Celedón, was a well-known singer and
composer of vallenato music. Celedón began his musical career during his teenage
years singing with his uncle's band Doble Poder. In the early 90s, he joined the
vallenato group Binomio de Oro de América, first as a backup singer and then
taking the lead vocalist role alongside Jean Carlos Centeno. During his stint in
the group, Jorge Celedón lent his voice to hit singles like "Cómo Te Olvido"
(1996), "No Te Quiero Perder"...
Olvídala (Olvidala)Jorge Celedón and Binomio De Oro De América (Jorge Celedon and Binomio De Oro De America)
30 Mejores: Binomio de Oro de América
5:04
Esta VidaJorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano (Jorge Celedon)
Son Para El Mundo
3:56
Un Osito Dormilón (Un Osito Dormilon)Jorge Celedón and Binomio De Oro De América (Jorge Celedon and Binomio De Oro De America)
30 Mejores: Binomio de Oro de América
4:49
DharmaSebastian Yatra, Rosario and Jorge Celedón (Jorge Celedon)
Dharma
3:16
El Amor Es Así (El Amor Es Asi)Jorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano (Jorge Celedon)
Son Para El Mundo
4:47
No Podran SepararnosJorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano (Jorge Celedon)
Llévame En Tus Sueños
5:18
