Muñiz, Miguel Aceves Mejía, Moarés Moreira, Los Ángeles Negros, Pedro Vargas, Roberto Carlos, Rocío Jurado, Sandro and Vicente Fernández, among others. International Television Productions Canelo has performed extensively international, among these performances are: Festival of the OTI Song of Panama; Festival of the Song OTI of Acapulco, State of Guerrero in Mexico; Festival of the OTI Song of Buenos Aires, Republic of Argentina; the Spanish television program 300 Millions TVE, Cadena Milkie Shake of Brazil, on the Mundo Latino network, "Mala Noche No" program of the Televisa company and directed by the Mexican actress and singer Verónica Castro; Program "Un Poco más" of channel 11; Program "Nostalgia" of channel 13 of the company TV Azteca of Mexico and Program "Despierta América" of the American Hispanic chain Univisión of Miami, Florida. In events and contests such as election of Miss Honduras, Gala Dinners and Dances in La Casa del Hondureño in Glendale 2012, and Miami in February 2016. Awards and recognition In the course of his artistic life, the Honduran singer has received many awards, decorations and recognition, including: Ciudadano distinguido de San Pedro Sula. Hijo Predilecto de la ciudad de La Ceiba. Medalla al Mérito, otorgado por el Congreso Nacional de Honduras. Medalla en el recital de Otoño, otorgado por la ciudad de San Pedro Sula, Honduras. La Hoja de Laurel, otorgada por el Presidente de la república de Honduras. Premio Julio Escoto Las Llaves de la ciudad de Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos de América. Las Llaves de la ciudad de Nueva Orleans, Estados Unidos de América. Las Llaves de la ciudad de Nueva York, Estados Unidos de América. Discography Los Robbin's Veinte éxitos y un millón de recuerdos (1992) Discos Continental. Tropicanelo (2012) Famous Songs "Noche de luna en La Ceiba" "Yo también soy sentimental” "Río viejo, viejo amigo” "Esta cobardía" "Mensajero del Amor” "Vaya pues" See also Culture of Honduras Music of Honduras Guillermo Anderson Javier Monthiel References Bibliography Colindres O. Ramiro. Enciclopedia hondureña ilustrada de personajes históricos y figuras contemporáneas. Volumen dos, Graficentro editores, Tegucigalpa, Honduras. 1994. Universidad de Virginia, U.S.A. External links 1950 births Living people Latin pop singers Latin music songwriters Honduran musicians Honduran composers Male composers Spanish-language singers Honduran artists Honduran music