CANSERBERO BIOGRAPHY

Early life

Tyrone José González Oramas was a rapper singer, composer and Venezuelan social activist. He was born on March 11, 1988 in Caracas and died on January 20, 2015 in Maracay, Venezuela. From a very young age and became interested in rock and reggaeton music, so, at eleven years old, the singer began performing performances under the stage name Canserbero. His personality is realistic, analytical and unpredictable, since Pisces sign is always on guard and follows his intuition.

Professional career

In 2010 Canserbero released his debut album, Vida, and in 2011 received the Best Hip Hop Artist Award at the Dixtorxión Awards. In 2012 he released his second album, "Muerte", and during the year he performed several concerts in Mexico and Venezuela. The following year he formed a duet with Apache and released Apa and Can, the album consists of songs like "Ready" and "Stop", a song that emits strong criticism towards the Venezuelan police. Between 2013 to 2014 he has performed in several concerts in Latin American countries, among them Chile and Argentina, and also in Spain. In 2013 participated as vocalist in the song "Ella" by Mala Rodriguez. According to the media, the artist had several musical projects that he would carry out in 2015.

Private family life

After the death of his half-brother, Canserbero, completely changed his way of seeing the world. He did not marry and did not have children. Tyrone as a child was a very happy person next to his family, but when his mother died, he only stayed with his father. Tyrone does not talk to his father, because he has a grudge against the death of his half brother.

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