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Lasso (singer)

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Lasso (born Andrés Vicente de Jesús Lazo Uslar on 18 February 1988), is a Puerto Rican singer and composer, and the nephew of actress Mimí Lazo.

Solo career

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In 2009, Lasso started working on his first album with Francisco Díaz, producer of Desorden Público, to produce and mix his album. This process started at Sonofolk, a music studio, between October 2009 and June 2010, and came out with twelve songs. Once he finished recording the album, Lasso had the chance to hire Brian Gardner to master and finish the album in Los Angeles. When designing the album's artwork, he decided he would change his name to Lasso to pay homage to a Phoenix song of the same name he really enjoyed.

The music genre of this album is pop rock, but there are also influences of Latin rhythms like reggae and European rhythms like Flamenco.

After many months, Lasso returned to Venezuela with his first single "No Pares de Bailar", from his album Sin Otro Sentido. This album was launched in March 2011 and Recordland in charge of the national distribution. His single "Te Veo", became a number one hit in Venezuela, South America.[1]

In 2015 he moved to Mexico City to continue expanding his audience and musical career. There he launched his album "El Exilio Voluntario de una Mente Saturada" and his two recent singles "Un Millon Como Tu", in collaboration with Chilean-born Camila Gallardo, and "Souvenir" and the new song “Subtítulos” with Danna Paola released on 27 September 2019.

First single

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The launch of his first single, "No Pares de Bailar", came with a music video filmed in November 2010. The producer was Paolo Merlini, Carolina Uslar as art director, and Rodolfo Bear as a photographer.

"No Pares de Bailar" was a Top #1 in HTV and his album Sin otro sentido became a top seller at the popular Venezuelan music stores Recordland for many weeks.

Awards

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Lasso was named Debut Artist of the Year at the 2012 Pepsi Venezuela Music Awards,[2] and Pop Artist of the Year in 2013.[3] In 2023 Lasso and fellow Venezuelan group LAGOS were awarded best Pop/Rock Song on the 23rd Latin Grammys.

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • Sin Otro Sentido (2011)
  • El Exilio Voluntario de una Mente Saturada (2017)
  • Cuatro Estaciones (2021)
  • Eva (2023)
  • Malcriado (2025)

EP

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  • Cuatro Estaciones: Primavera (2020)
  • Cuatro Estaciones: Verano (2020)
  • Cuatro Estaciones: Otoño (2021)
  • Cuatro Estaciones: Invierno (2021)

Live

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  • En Vivo Desde El Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago de Chile (2023)

Singles

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List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
VEN
[4]
ARG
[5]
BOL
[6]
ECU
[7]
MEX
[8]
PER
[9]
WW
[10]
"No Pares de Bailar" 2011 Sin Otro Sentido
"Sin Otro Sentido"
"Te Veo" 2012
"Quiero Que Vuelvas"
(with Sheryl Rubio)
"Como Te Odio" 2013 El Exilio Voluntario de una Mente Saturada
"De Tú a Tú" 2014 13
"Hoy Te Dejo de Amar" 2015 16
"Diferente" 2016 1
"No Me Trates de Olvidar" 2017 1
"Cambio de Luces"
(with SAAK)
2018 Non-album singles
"Un Millón Como Tú"
(with Cami)
2019 2
"Souvenir" 4
"Subtítulos"
(with Danna Paola)
4
  • AMPROFON: Platinum+Gold[11]
Cuatro estaciones
"Odio Que No Te Odio"
(with Cami)
2020
  • AMPROFON: Platinum[11]
Non-album single
"Kamikaze" Cuatro estaciones
"Vamos a mi Ritmo"
(with Isabela Souza)
"Ibuprofeno"
"Mmm"
"Hasta Ese Día"
"Quiero que me quieras"
"Los Amigos No Se Besan en la Boca"
(with Ana Guerra)
"Llamarte (Otra Vez)"
(with Inti y Vicente)
Non-album single
"La Lotería" Cuatro estaciones
"Odiarte"
(with Paty Cantú)
2021 La Mexicana
"Traductor"
(with Big Soto)
Non-album single
"Ni vivo ni muerto"
(with Micro TDH)
Nueve
"Tenemos Que Hablar" Cuatro estaciones
"Me Arruinaste Netflix"
(with Micro TDH)
"Ladrones"
(with Danna Paola)
"Julia"
(with Lagos)
Clásicos
"Mi imaginación" Cuatro estaciones
"De Mí, De Mí, De Mí"
(with José Madero)
"Mi canción favorita"
(with Susana Cala)
Non-album single
"Dios" 2022 17 Eva
"Ojos Marrones"
(solo or with Sebastian Yatra)
11 41 7 9 7 5 75
  • AMPROFON: 2× Platinum+Gold[11]
  • RIAA: 6× Platinum (Latin)[12]
"Algodón"
"Yo-yo"
"Corriendo Con Tijeras"
"Yo No Nací Para Amar"
(with Juan Gabriel)
Los Dúo 3
"Oma" Non-album single
"Plástico" 2023 Eva
"Los Hombres Son Todos Iguales"
"No Es Sólo Un Juego (The Official Concacaf Gold Cup[TM] Theme)"
(with Akon and Adriel Favela featuring Chiquis and Oriana)
Non-album single
"Eva" Eva
"El Primero" Non-album singles
"Feliz Por Ti"
"Todo Regresa"
"La Mexicana"
(with Ramon Vega)
2024
"Si no fuera por ti"
(with Beret)
"Rey ahogado"
(with José Madero)
Sarajevo
"Bilingües"
(with Mau y Ricky)
Malcriado
"No Escuches Esta Canción"
(with Micro TDH)
"Ve y Diles V2 (Remix)"
(with Alex Ponce and Sebastián Llosa)
Ruido, El Silencio y Yo
"Siempre Llegas Tarde"
(with Sofia Reyes)
Malcriado
"Ese Final Ya Me Lo Sé"
"En Otra Vida"
(with Yami Safdie)
Non-album singles
"Quebranto"
(with Leo Rizzi)
"Vienes o voy?" Malcriado
"En Otra Vida"
(with Yami Safdie and Carín León)
2025 Non-album single
"Cinco Minutos Más"
(with Ha*Ash)
Malcriado
"Cuando Te Dejan De Querer"
"Fetiche"
(with Ximena Sariñana)
"Pastillas Pa Dormir"
(with Mar Lucas)
Non-album singles
"No lo subas a instagram"
(with Mafalda Cardenal)
"Mi ex no quiere a nadie"
(with Corina Smith)
TBA

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