Aureo Baqueiro
Producer, Songwriter, Composer, Arranger.
Education:
Graduated:
– Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music
– Major in Comercial Arranging (1992)
Instruments: Drums, Piano, Guitar, Programming.
As a recording artist
- Aureo Baqueiro. Warner music México (1995)
- Aureo Baqueiro,Volumen dos. Warner music México (1997)
As Producer (P)/ Arranger (A)/ Songwriter (SW)/ Composer (C)/ Mixer (M):
1.
Perú Handover segment @ Toronto Panamerican Games Closing Ceremony. July 2015. Music Director, Co-composer, Music Producer.
(P, A, C)
2.
Paty Cantú. Universal Music (tracks: Amor amor, A medio Paso).
(P, A)
3.
Ana Torroja. Conección CX. Seitrack México.
(P, A, SW)
4.
Matisse. Sube. Sony Music.
(P, A, SW)
5.
Central American Games 2014. Veracruz, México. Musical Director, Composer and Music Producer.
(P, A, C)
6.
Sasha, Benny, Erik. Vuelta al sol. Sony Music (Tracks: Esta Noche, Una y mil veces).
(P, A)
7.
Alejandro Fernandez. Confidencias Reales. Universal Music.
(P, A)
8.
Leonel Garcia. Amor Futuro. Sony Music.
(P, A, M)
9.
Mickael Carreira. Warner Music.
(P, A)
10.
Ximena Sariñana. No todo lo puedes dar. Warner Music.
(P, A, SW)
11.
Francisca Valenzuela. Tajo abierto. Independent/Alt Rock.
(P, A)
12.
La Oreja de Van Gogh. “En Primera Fila”. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A)
13.
Alejandro Fernandez. “Confidencias”. Album. Universal Music Production.
(Vocal Production)
14.
Motel. “Prisma”. Album. Seitrack/Universal Music/Pop-Rock.
(P, A)
15.
Sasha, Benny, Erik. “Primera Fila”. Album. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A)
16.
Cristian Castro. “Primera Fila” Vol 1+2. Album. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
17.
Paty Cantú. “Corazón Bipolar”. Album. EMI/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
18.
Leonel Garcia. “Todas Mias”. Album. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
19.
“5 de Mayo-Battle of Puebla” 150th Anniversary televised celebration. Musical Director, Songwriter, Composer and Music Producer.
(P, A, SW)
20.
Panamerican Games 2011. Guadalajara, Jalisco. Musical Director, Songwriter, Composer and Music Producer.
(P, A, SW)
21.
Chayanne. “Amorcito Corazón” Single. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A)
22.
Emmanuel. “Acustico”. Universal Music/Pop.
(P, A)
23.
Ha-Ash. “A Tiempo”. Sony Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
24.
Axel. “Un nuevo Sol”. Universal Music/Pop Rock.
(P, A)
25.
Dulce Maria. “Ya no”. Single. Universal Music/Pop.
(P, A, M)
26.
Alejandro Fernandez. “Revolución/Live from El Lunario”. Universal Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
27.
U.N.O. Universal Music/Folk Pop.
(P, A)
28.
Leonel Garcia. Sony Music Mexico/Alt.Pop.
(P, A)
29.
Paty Cantu. EMI Music/Pop.
(P, A)
30.
Alex, Jorge y Lena. Warner Music/Pop.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for Album of the Year 2011.
– Winner of Latin Grammy 2011 for Best Pop Album Duo or Group.
(P, A)
31.
Benny Ibarra. “La marcha de la vida”. Seitrack Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
32.
Alejandro Fernandez. “Dos mundos/Evolución”. Universal Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
33.
Thalia. “Primera Fila”. Sony Music/Pop. Diamond sales album.
Biggest Latin pop seller of 2010.
(P, A, SW)
34.
Mariana Vega. Warner/Folk Pop.
(P, A)
35.
Ha-ash. “Habitación doble”. Sony BMG/Country Rock.
(P, A, SW)
36.
Beto Cuevas. “Miedo Escenico”. Warner Music/Rock Pop.
– Latin Grammy nomination for Best Rock Solo Vocal Album 2009.
(P, A)
37.
Aleks Syntek. “Eres Aire” (Single). EMI Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
38.
Gianmarco. “Desde adentro”. Caracola Records/Pop.
– Latin Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop album 2008.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for Song of the year 2008 “Todavía” (Words and music by Aureo Baqueiro and Gianmarco Zignano).
(P, A, SW)
39.
Motel “17”. Warner Music Mexico/Rock Pop.
(P, A, SW)
40.
Circo “Cursi”. Sony BMG/ Rock.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for Best Alternative Album 2008.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for Best Alternative Song 2008.
(P, A)
41.
Alejandro Fernandez “Viento a favor”. Sony BMG/Pop. 2x Platinum album.
– Premios Oye! nomination for Album of the year 2007.
– Premios Oye! nomination for Song of the year 2007 / “Te voy a Perder”.
– Winner Premios Oye! for Best male album pop 2007.
(P, A, SW)
42.
MaJose “MaJose”. Warner Music Mexico. Pop/Dance.
(P, A, SW)
43.
Pambo. Pop Rocks. Sony BMG/Pop Rock.
(P, A, SW)
44.
Sin Bandera, Pasado. Sony BMG/R&B/Pop.
(P, A)
45.
Paulina Rubio, Ananda. Universal Music/Pop Rock.
(P, A, SW)
46.
Ose. Univision Music/Pop.
(P, A, SW)
47.
Eduardo Cruz, Cosas que contar. Wea Latina/Pop Rock.
(P, A, SW)
48.
Natalia y la Forquetina, Casa. Sony BMG Mexico. Rock. Gold album.
– Winner of Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Album by a Duo or a Group 2006.
(P, A)
49.
Motel. Warner Music Mexico/Rock. Gold Album.
– Latin Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album by a duo or a group 2006.
– Latin Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song 2006.
(P, A, SW)
50.
Alejandro Fernandez, México-Madrid directo y sin escalas. Sony Music Mexico. Pop/Balad/Ranchero (regional mexican). 5x Platinum album.
(P, A)
51.
Ha-ash “Theme for Codigo Postal/Soap opera”, Televisa/Sony BMG.
(P, A)
52.
Ha-ash, Mundos opuestos. Sony Music Mexico. Country Rock. Gold.
(P, A)
53.
Eric Rubin “Erik”. BMG Mexico. Rock Pop.
(P, A, SW)
54.
Sin Bandera, Mañana. Sony Music Mexico. R&B/HipHop/Pop. Platinum album.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for best pop album by a duo or a group 2006.
(P, A)
55.
Aleks Syntek, Mundo lite. EMI Music Mexico. Pop. Double platinum.
– Latin Grammy nomination for record of the year, “Duele el amor”.
– Latin Grammy nomination for song of the year, “Duele el amor”.
– Premios Oye! Nomination for album of the year 2005.
– Latin Billboard award for Hot Latin track of the year/vocal duet 2005.
(P, A)
56.
Tres de copas. Sony Music Mexico. Pop Folk.
(P, A)
57.
Alejandro Fernandez, A corazón abierto. Sony Music Mexico. Pop/Ballad. Triple Platinum.
– Latin Grammy Nomination for Best Male Pop album 2005.
– Premios Oye! Album of the year award 2005.
– Latin Billboard music nomination for Latin track of the year 2005 “Me dedique a perderte”.
(P, A)
58.
Sin Bandera, De viaje. Sony Music Mexico. R&B/Pop. Sales over a million.
– Latin Grammy Award for best pop album by a duo or a group 2004.
(P, A)
59.
Alejandro Fernandez “Luchare por tu amor”. Tema de la Película Zapata.
(P, A)
60.
Darina “Darina”. Universal Music. Pop/Balada. Winner Operación Triunfo México.
(P, A, SW)
61.
Lu “Lu”. Wea Latina. Pop. Gold album.
(P, A)
62.
Mario Domm “Disco amor”. Sony Music Mexico.
(P, A)
63.
Kalimba “Aerosoul”. Sony Music Mexico. Soul/Pop. Platinum album.
(P, A, SW)
64.
Moenia “Televisor”. BMG. Electronica.
(P, A)
65.
Pop Stars México. “Te de Tila” Televisa/Sony Music Mexico.
(P, A, SW)
66.
Ha-ash “Ha-ash”. Sony Music Mexico. Country Rock. Double platinum.
– Songwriter of 80% of the album, including 3 top 10 singles.
– Premios Oye! Nomination for Best New Artist.
(P, A, SW)
67.
Natalia Lafourcade “Natalia Lafourcade”. Sony Music Mexico. Pop Rock. Platinum album.
– 4 Latin Grammy nominations 2003.
– 1 Grammy Nomination for best latin pop album 2003.
(P, A)
68.
Sin Bandera “Sin Bandera”. Sony Music Mexico. R&B/Pop.
– Co-writer of #1 single “Sirena”.
– Latin Grammy Award for best pop album by a duo or a group 2002.
– Grammy Nomination for best latin pop album 2002.
– Premio Oye!, album of the year 2002 Mexico.
(P, A)
69.
Paulina Rubio “Quiza, quiza”. Music for the film “Segundo aire”.
(P, A)
70.
Eric Rubin “Quadrafonico”. Universal Music. Pop/Funk/Disco.
(P, A, SW)
71.
Magos y Gigantes (“Magicians and Giants”). Mexican Animated motion from Anima Studios. SonyB BMG.
– Main Theme and soundtrack, performed by Ha-ash.
(P, A, SW)
72.
Kabah “Big Brother Theme”. Televisa/Warner Music Mexico.
(P, A, SW)
73.
Kabah “La vida que va”. Warner Music Mexico. Pop.
(P, A, SW)
74.
Kabah “Xne”. Universal Music Mexico. Pop. Gold Album.
(P, A, SW)
75.
Carina Ricco “Sueños urbanos”. EMI Music Mexico/PopRock.
(P, A)
76.
David Torrens “Sentimientos ajenos”, Single. EMI Music Mexico.
(P, A)
77.
Pandora “Con el alma al aire”. EMI music Mexico.
(Vocal producer)
78.
Ragazzi “Libre”. Universal Music Mexico.
(Vocal producer)
79.
Pedro Fernandez “Yo no fui” (English version). Universal Music Mexico.
(Vocal producer)
80.
Mya “My first night with you” (Spanish version).
81.
Magos y Gigantes (“Magicians and Giants”). Mexican Animated motion from Anima Studios. SonyB BMG.
– Main Theme and soundtrack, performed by Ha-ash.
(P, A)
82.
Ilse “El rio”. Warner Music Mexico.
(A, SW)
83.
Benny “El tiempo”. Warner Music Mexico.
(A, Keyboard player)
84.
Alex Ibarra “No busques mas pretextos”. Sony Music Mexico.
(Co-P, A, SW)
As Songwriter, credits include:
PanAmerican Games 2011, Eugenia León, Timbiriche, Flans, Sasha, Thalia, Eduardo Capetillo, Erik Rubin, Paulina Rubio, Mijares, Alex Ibarra, Ilse, Susana Zabaleta, Sin Bandera, Kabah, Darina, Alejandro Fernandez, Kalimba, Ha-ash, Ose, Ma Jose, Pambo, Alejandra Guzman, Motel, Eduardo Cruz.
Music for advertising includes:
(songwriting, arranging and production)
Coca Cola:
– Christmas Campaign for Latin America 2010
– Christmas Campaign for Latin America 2011
Jugos del Valle.
– Music Production for Chayanne’s “El secreto es el cariño” Campaign 2012
Televisa:
– Main theme for Pope JPII last visit to México
– Main theme for the Peace Treaty with EZLN.
– Main theme for the new Millenium campaign
– Main theme for Televisa’s New image campaign
Benson& Hedges, Bank of Boston, Doritos, Ocean Pacific, Fanta, Bacardi, Pedigree, Tampax.
Remix work include:
Sin Bandera, Kabah, Paulina Rubio, Pedro Fernandez, Ingrid, Sol, Aureo Baqueiro.
Awards:
3 Latin Grammy Nominations 2011:
– 1 for Producer of the year
– 1 for Album of the Year (as Producer)
– 1 for Best Pop album by a Duo or a Group (as Producer)
2 Latin Grammy Nominations 2009:
– 1 for Producer of the year
– 1 for Producer of Best Male Rock Album (Beto Cuevas “Miedo Escenico”)
3 Latin Grammy Nominations 2008:
– 1 for Song of the year. “Todavía” (Words and Music: Aureo Baqueiro/Gianmarco Zignao)
– 1 for Producer of Best Male Pop Album (Gianmarco, Desde Adentro)
– 1 for producer of Best Alternative Album (Circo, “Cursi”)
Producer of 2006 Latin Grammy winner Best Rock Album by a Duo or a Group (Natalia y la Forquetina).
Winner of 3 Latin Grammys:
– 1 for producer of 2011 Best Pop Album by a Duo or a Group (Alex, Jorge y Lena).
– 2 for producer of 2002 & 2004 Best pop Album by a Duo or a Group (Sin Bandera).
2 Nominations for Monitor Latino’s song of the year 2009 for “No te quiero nada” and 2008 for “Te voy a Perder”.
1 ASCAP 2009 Award for Most Performed Pop/Balad songs for “No te quiero nada” by Ha-Ash.
1 BMI 2009 Award for Most Performed Latin songs for “Te voy a Perder” by Alejandro Fernandez.
1 SACM (México’s Composer’s and Authors Society) Songwriter Award for Most Radio Airplay 2009 for the song “No te quiero Nada” by Ha-Ash
2 SACM (México’s Composer’s and Authors Society) Songwriter Award for Most Radio Airplay 2008 for the songs “Te voy a perder” by Alejandro Fernandez and “Perdón” by Pambo.
1 SACM (México’s Composer’s and Authors Society) Songwriter Award for Most Radio Airplay 2007 for the song “Amor a medias” by Ha-Ash
4 Premios Oye! for producer of Album of the year:
– Thalia “Primera Fila”. 2010 (Best Female Pop Album)
– Alejandro Fernandez “Mexico-Madrid, directo y sin escalas 2006
– Alejandro Fernandez “A corazón abierto” 2005
– Sin Bandera. Sin Bandera 2004
2 Latin Billboard awards nominations for producer of the year 2003 & 2005
1 Premios Ritmo Son for Song of the year “Estes en donde estes” by Ha-ash 2004
2 Grammy Nominations for Best Latin Pop Album of the year (Sin Bandera and Natalia Lafourcade)/Producer
Aureo Baqueiro Produced albums have gotten over 14 Latin Grammy Nominations (2000-2013)
Conferences:
ASCAP Expo “I Create Music”, Los Angeles, CA. April 2010. Conference: “Hit Producers: Music in the Heart, Money in the Bank”.
Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA. October 2007. Conference: “Music Production in the real world”.