Judy Buendia

Judy Buendía, singer, composer and Venezuelan producer born on January 31 in the city of Puerto La Cruz. At the age of 4 he started in music, adopting cuatro as his first instrument; then he learns to play the violin, the organ and the guitar, with the latter he discovers the composition. When he reaches the age of majority he moves to Caracas and he studies a degree in Composition in Ars Nova, he also receives singing master classes with Jerome Kyles in Berklee College Of Music (Boston), there he is offered a study scholarship that he rejects for the desire of Go back and record your first album. In 2008 he succeeds and goes to market Judy Buendia and Los Impostores, produced by Horacio Blanco (vocalist of the Venezuelan band of ska Desorden Público), this pop album with influences ska, reggae and rocksteady, enjoyed the praise of Rolling Stone Latinoamerica magazine and made the famed Rock Band include Judy's songs in its catalog for X-Box, making it the first South American woman Judy Buendía, singer, actress, graduate in Composition and Social Communication born in the city of Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela. At age 4 he starts in music and learns to play the cuatro; later, the violin, the organ and the guitar, with the latter discovers the composition at 14 years old. When he reaches the age of majority he moves to Caracas and he studies a degree in Composition in Ars Nova, he also receives singing master classes with Jerome Kyles in Berklee College Of Music (Boston), there he is offered a study scholarship that he rejects for the desire of Go back and record your first album. In 2008 he succeeds and goes to market Judy Buendia and Los Impostores, produced by Horacio Blanco (vocalist of the Venezuelan band of ska Desorden Público), this pop album with influences ska, reggae and rocksteady, enjoyed the praise of Rolling Stone Latinoamerica magazine and made the famed Rock Band game include Judy's songs in her catalog for X-Box, making her the first South American woman to appear on this video console. In 2011 she graduated as social communicator and in parallel she released her second record label La Cantante Calza 37½, produced by her and mixed by eight-time Grammy winner César Sogbe. With this record, Judy performs in the most important venues in Venezuela and her songs Universe (together with 3 Owners), Judy Buendía and I retire elegantly reach number one on the billboards of their country. In 2013 in Miami, the Venezuelan is chosen by the Concert Channel (exclusive concert channel) to record their live and acoustic songs within the Music Series framework in the city of Los Angeles, a performance that will be broadcast on the channel during three years for all of Latin America, including Brazil. He also takes acting classes in English with German director Ralph Kinnard at Miami Acting Studio and in Spanish with Mexican director Carlos Santos. Throughout her career as a singer and due to her undoubted histrionics, Judy Buendía stands out as an actress in various plays, but her most important role came at the end of 2013 as Roxie Hart, the protagonist of the Musical Chicago in her native Venezuela. ; with more than 20 thousand spectators in two weeks and after a hard work and extraordinary personification, Judy received the best critics of the Venezuelan press. Currently, the artist, who has made movies, novels, TV commercials, plays and reality shows both in Venezuela and Mexico, continues to expand the horizons of her music and prepare what will be her third studio album. Currently, this Venezuelan artist continues to expand the horizons of her music, making concerts and promotional tours in different countries, and preparing what will be her third studio album.