CNCO has been unstoppable after its group members ---Eric Brian Colon, Zabdiel de Jesus, Richard Camacho, Christopher Velez and Joel Pimentel--- were named the winning boys of "La Banda's" first season.
After winning the Univision reality show, CNCO signed a record deal with Sony Music Latin, they have hit the recording studios to work on their debut full-length album (produced by Wisin and David Cabrera), they have performed at New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve, they have performed their first concert on January 30 in Miami, Fla, and have dropped two singles: "Tan Facil" and "Quisiera."
They have not even celebrated their first anniversary and the band already went on tour with Ricky Martin, who was executive producer and judge of "La Banda." Earlier this year, it was revealed that the boys would be the opening act for Martin's "One World Tour," where they had the chance to travel all over Latin America during February and March.
They returned from their first taste of touring and came back with tons of great stories to share. Here are some of the things they revealed to TVyNovelas.
- Ecuador was the country that showed the boys the most love.
- They even fell in the airport due to the amount of fans that surrounded them.
- They would often bump into each other when they were performing.
- The mic stands would sometimes not meet their height.
- They confused their Puerto Rico crowd and shouted "Miami!" instead.
- On Valentine's Day, the boys had dinner with four fans from Puerto Rico.
- Joel stayed without a date, but regardless, they had a great time.
CNCO is now back home ready to kick off their next venture as a six-time nominated act at the 2016 Premios Juventud.
Honored with such recognition, they are nominated for the following awards: Voz del Momento, La Mas Pegajosa, Mi Artista Pop Rock, Producers Choice Awards, Mi Tuitero Favorito and Mi "Fan Army" Favorito. In the meantime, check out their latest music video "Quisiera."
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