Diego Torres

Diego Torres is a pop singer from Argentina, son of singer and actress Lolita Torres, who has had a successful career across Latin America since his recording debut with an eponymous album in 1992. Born in Buenos Aires, he started out as a band singer with an outfit called La Marca and appeared on the television series 'La Banda del Golden Rocket'. The title track of his second release, 'Trata De Estar Mejor' went to number 14 on Billboard's Latin Pop Songs Chart in 1995 and his 1996 track 'Penelope' reached number five. 'No Lo Sone' from hs 1996 album 'Luna Nueva' peaked at number six and 'Se Que Ya No Volveras' topped the chart in 1997.

'Un Mundo Diferente' was nominated for a Grammy Award as Best Latin Pop Album in 2002. 'MTV Unplugged' (2004) also earned a Grammy Award nomination as Best Latin Pop Album and was nominated as Album of the Year in the Latin Grammy Awards. It went to number 13 on Billboard's Latin Pop Albums Chart, the track 'Cantar Hasta Morir' hit number eight on the Latin Pop Songs Chart and 'Dejame Estar' went to number nine on the Latin Pop Songs Chart. 'Abriendo Caminos' from his 2006 release 'Andando' went to number nine on the Latin Pop Songs Chart and 'Distinto' (2010) reached number five on the Top Latin Albums Chart.

'Buena Vida' (2015) peaked at number 13, earned him his third Grammy Award nomination as Best Latin Pop Album and it was nominated for Latin Grammy Awards as Album of the Year and Traditional Pop Vocal Album. The track 'Guapa' topped Billboard's Hot Latin Songs, Latin Pop Songs and Latin Airplay charts and reached number five on the Tropical Songs Chart. 'Iguales' was nominated as Record of the Year in the Latin Grammy Awards and 'Hoy es Domingo' was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award as Song of the Year. His single 'Un Poquito' went to number 37 on the Latin Pop Songs Chart in 2018.