During the '90s, Domingo Quiñones became one of the biggest salsa stars in Puerto Rico, a combination singer/songwriter with an aggressive, intense live show which earned accolades in Latin America as well as the United States. Thanks to a quality musical education, Quiñones grew up singing traditional forms such as Cuban charangas, as well as mainline salsa. By the time of his debut album, 1990's Domingo...Es Mi Nombre, the vocalist was proficient in salsa, bachata, and rhumba as well. After overcoming a drug-dependency problem with a religious conversion, Quiñones became a popular performer in Puerto Rico with subsequent albums such as En la Intimidad and Se Necesita un Milagro. ~ John Bush