A pesar que se

For the first time , a Latin American version of the classic song "Pol" by Persian female singer" Googosh "

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Lue Lafe  Story teller
You can immediately recognize the unique vocal tones of his voice as you listen. As you see him performing, you cannot escape noticing the relentless drive, pure talent and overwhelming determination of this artist. As you get to know him, you begin to understand his motivation and drive. 
Born in San Salvador, Central America, Lue Lafe was raised surrounded by the sound of bullets, revolution, Los Guaraguao, Jose Feliciano and cumbia music.  At the age of 13, his parents sent him away to study abroad in the suburbs of Elmont, New York. 
Living in New York, Lue was influenced by salsa music, RnB and Disco which was what most people listen to in Jamaica; and also rock music, which was what his older cousin and his friends listen to back in Elmont. A couple of years later, Lue traveled back to San Salvador to find his country in the midst of civil war. The sound of machine guns and bombs was the sound of that time. 

Distance, it is said, heals the wounds so Lue decided to travel back to the U.S. This time, to Austin, Texas. His musical talents were quickly recognized, again. He became a member of a Cuban salsa band where he took over the lead vocals and started to write original material in no time. The group appeared through out Texas performing in places like Casa Blanca in San Antonio, El Coco Loco in Houston, Caribe in El Paso, and Club Islas in Austin, Tx, as well many others. His wildside character got him in trouble and soon Lue found himself fleeing to Los Angeles where he continued to perform tropical rhythms and pop ballads in many clubs through the city. He is very proud to have opened a memorial concert for Eddie Kendricks, the member of The Temptations, along such icons as Little Richard, Bobby Womack, The Supremes, Rick James and many others. Lue also appeared on televission broadcasts of Modelo Latina1996 and 1997, and Miss Teen U.S.A California 1996. It is around this time that he crossed path with Shad Rabbani, a successful writer producer, and the two hitted off really well. They co-wrote "Ole" which quickly became a #1 hit in Europe and Middle East. Lui then knocked them dead with his strong performances at L.A Premiere venues like the House of Blues, The Shrine Auditorium opening for Demis Russo and at the Gibson Amphitheatre opening for Algeria's own Cheb Khaled. All this led to even more collaboration on the hugely popular compilation Baila Habibi ,which is still selling strongly in all the major stores. In the year 2000, the album La Rumba Gitana was released thru Sony Discos under World/Latin. A major record release took place at Gitana, a night club in Burbank, California, were members of the Latin Media were present. Eventually, promoting this album in a U.S Tour that started there in Gitana and ended at the Latin Midem the International Latin Music Convention in South Beach Miami. 
Lui, since then, joined forces with some other producers and have released many other musical projects. Like the sound track for Balladares Films’ Destino Incierto, shot in Mexico City, featuring actors like Yadira Carrillo and Arturo Peniche, Carlos Portugal’s Film East side story, voiceovers for Verizon Latino and many others. 
Presently, Lue went on to obtained a B.A on Visual Effects and Motion Graphics at the Art Institute in Hollywood and is currently working on a new album called Lost and Found and a film based on San Salvador’s myths. 
Lue Lafe is a multi-talented singer, songwriter who firmly knows where he's going. He just wants you to share his experiences and passion for life through his music and arts.

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