Quique Neira

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Quique Neira in Lollapalooza

Enrique "Quique" Neira Leiva (born April 11, 1973) is a Chilean reggae singer and composer. He was the lead vocalist of the band Gondwana and is currently a solo artist. He is the most recognized icon of the reggae en español movement in Chile.^[1][2][3]

Awards[]

• Award for Musical Arts Altazor 2006, category Best Pop Ballad for good things.
• APES Award 2006, Best Composer category.
• Recently elected as a board member of the SCD.

Discography[]

In Bambu[]

• Bambu (1995)
• (1996)

In Gondwana[]

• Gondwana (1997)
• RAS Portraits: Gondwana (1998)
• Phat Cherimoya Dub (1999)
• Together (1999)
• Praise (For the Strength of Reason) (2000)
• Made in Jamaica (2002)

Solo[]

• Eleven (2003)
• Cosas Buenas (2005)
• Jah Rock (2007) Edition Europe 2010;
• Jah Dub (2010)
• Alma (2011)
• Un Amor (2014)
• La Vida Es Una Canción Vol.1 (2017)
• Cover Me (EP) (2018)
• La Vida Es Una Canción II (2019)

Awards[]

• Altazor Award for Musical Arts 2006, category Best Pop Ballad for good things.
• APES Award 2006, Best Composer category.
• Recently elected as a board member of the SCD.

References[]

External links[]

• Quique Neira on Sonicbids

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