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54-568: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Sergio Dalma Josep Sergi Capdevila Querol (born 28 September 1964), professionally known as Sergio Dalma , is a Spanish singer. He is one of Spain's best-selling recording artists, having topped Spain's official Productores de Música de España national album chart nine times, including an unbroken string of five number one albums between 2008 and 2013. Sergio Dalma started his career singing in bands and performing in choral groups until he won
72-680: The French collectivities of Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy , which are sometimes included in a few definitions of Latin America. Belize and Guyana , whose official language is English, and Dutch-speaking Suriname , Aruba , Bonaire , Curaçao , Saba , Sint Eustatius , and Sint Maarten are usually not considered to be either Ibero-American or Latin American. Since 1991, the Iberoamerican Community of Nations organizes
90-539: The Hispanophone Caribbean , as well as Portuguese-speaking Brazil. Ibero-America makes up the overwhelming bulk of and is synonymous with the common definition of Latin America , but is differentiated from the expanded definition of Latin America by the exclusion of the French-speaking country of Haiti , the French overseas departments of French Guiana , Martinique and Guadeloupe , and
108-1011: The Portuguese-speaking African countries . The Latin Recording Academy , the organization responsible for the Latin Grammy Awards , also includes Spain and Portugal as well as the Latino population of Canada and the United States in their definition of Ibero-America. The prefix Ibero- and the adjective Iberian refer to the Iberian Peninsula in Europe, which includes Portugal and Spain. Ibero-America includes all Hispanic American countries in North , Central , and South America plus
126-610: The U.S. Hot Latin Tracks in Billboard in 1994), "Esta Noche Es Larga Si No Estas" (1998), "Todo Lo Que Quieres" (2005), "El Mundo" (No. 10 in Spain in 2011) and "Yo No Te Pido La Luna" (2011) are among his many hit singles. His 2010 album, Via Dalma , became one of the biggest hits in his career, spending 10 weeks at No. 1 in Spain and earning six-times platinum certification. His 2011 followup, Via Dalma II , also reached No. 1 and
144-607: The Rockhampton Region India [ edit ] Dalma Hills , a hill range located near the industrial city of Jamshedpur in Jharkhand, eastern India Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern India United Arab Emirates [ edit ] Dalma (island) , an island off the coast of Abu Dhabi Dalma Airport Dalma Mall in Abu Dhabi Other [ edit ] Dalma (dish) ,
162-547: The Spanish division of Sony Music for recording. Dalma has performed in Spanish throughout his career, but has also recorded in Catalan , Italian, English and French. Sergio Dalma married Maribel Sanz on 22 February 1994. His only child, Sergi Capdevila, was born on 18 August 1995. The couple later divorced, and Maribel became, for a while, a regular of celebrity magazines and TV programs. In 2014, mother and son appeared on
180-627: The TV program "Gent d'aqui", in the Catalan station of Televisión Española , which won him a regular contract to sing in the Shadows night-club in Barcelona. Dalma signed with the record company Horus. In 1989, Sergio Dalma released his first album, Esa Chica es Mía . The title song was released as his first single. The song, a pop-rock ballad, became a success in Ibero-America , reaching
198-514: The United States, where the song peaked at No. 6 on the U.S. Hot Latin Tracks chart in Billboard . It also became a number one hit in several countries of Ibero-America. Another single from the album, "Como Me Gusta," became his second Top 10 hit on the U.S. Hot Latin Tracks list. The following year, he released Adivina , which reached No. 1 in the Spanish charts and featured the hit single "Ave Lucía". He later recorded for Polygram and Universal . "Galilea" (1991), "Solo Para Ti" (No. 10 on
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#1732791444334216-588: The charts in Spain, Mexico, Chile, Argentina and other Latin American countries. The album was certified Platinum in Spain and other countries in 1990. Sintiéndonos la Piel followed in 1991. That same year, he was chosen to represent Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991 in Rome with the song " Bailar pegados ." He finished in fourth place, and the single proved to be his international breakthrough and introduced him to Hispanic audiences in
234-553: The concert was released on 18 November 2014. It debuted on the Spanish chart at No. 4 during the week of 17–23 November 2014. The same week, Cadore 33 returned to the chart at No. 8, giving Dalma two albums simultaneously in the Top 10. In September 2015 the single "Tú y Yo" was released in Spain and reached No. 14 on the national charts. It was followed in November by the album Dalma [ es ] , which debuted at No. 2 on
252-592: The national chart, excluding compilations. It featured two hit singles: "Si Te Vas" (No. 21 in Spain) and "Recuerdo Crónico" (No. 49 in Spain). On 20 September 2014 he celebrated the 25th anniversary of his recording career with a concert at the Plaza del Toros in Madrid. The show was filmed for DVD release and recorded for a CD. Guest stars included Nek , Vanesa Martín and Pablo Alborán . Yo Estuve Allí , A CD/DVD of
270-405: The national chart. In October 2017, Via Dalma III , his third collection of Italian songs performed in Spanish, was released and reached No. 1 in Spain. Ultimately, the disc spent 58 weeks on the national chart. In November 2018, Dalma announced via social media that he had parted ways with label Warner Music Group after eight years. In February 2019, Dalma announced that he had signed with
288-727: The region in the Americas comprising countries or territories where Spanish or Portuguese are predominant languages (usually former territories of Spain or Portugal). Spain and Portugal are themselves sometimes included in some Ibero-American diplomatic circles, such as the Ibero-American Summit and the Organization of Ibero-American States . The Organization of Ibero-American States also includes Spanish-speaking Equatorial Guinea , in Central Africa , but not
306-483: The second season of the Telecinco show ¡Mira Quién Salta!, a celebrity diving program. Capdevila won the program. After the victory, he claimed in an interview that he hadn't spoken with Dalma in five months. Dalma declined to comment on his son's charges. Notes Ibero-America Ibero-America ( Spanish : Iberoamérica , Portuguese : Ibero-América ) or Iberian America is generally considered to be
324-464: Was certified quadruple platinum. To promote the latter disc, Dalma hosted an RTVE special called Via Dalma that aired in December 2011. His guests included Laura Pausini , Nek , Pablo Alborán , Umberto Tozzi , Chenoa and Pastora Soler . Upon its first week in release, Dalma's 2013 album, Cadore 33 , topped the chart in Spain. It thus became Dalma's fifth consecutive album to reach No. 1 on
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