the album's singles "El comienzo del final" and "Tú" rank number one on Latin music charts. The songs' music videos garner equal success, with top-rotating music videos on HTV. The album earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop Album, and he closed the award show with a performance along Juanes, Belinda, Rosario, Pedro Carmona and Tommy Torres. In 2016, Jeremías returned to Caracas and began working on his fourth album, with the Julca Brothers and Motiff as producers. The singer/songwriter is poised to release the album in early 2017 and plans to launch the first single toward the end of 2016. Career Jeremías (2002) edited and released in Spain. The song "La Cita" ranks no. 4 on radio play in Spain. The song "Desde el bar" reaches no. 1 on radio play in Spain. Successful promotions and concerts throughout Spain. He travels to Miami in 2005 to sign a record deal with Universal Music for a new album. He releases Ese Que Va Por Ahí. In 2006 he receives a nomination in Premios MTV for "Best new artist". The songs "Uno y uno es igual a tres" and "Hay un amor afuera" become radio hits. In 2008 he releases his third album Un día más en el gran circo, which includes two number one hits: "El comienzo del final" and Tú." He receives a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop Album and closes that year's ceremony. In 2016 Jeremías ensued production on his fourth album, which he is poised to release early in 2017. He's poised to release the first single toward the end of 2016. Music 2003: Jeremías 2006: Ese Que Va Por Ahí 2007: Un Día Más En El Gran Circo Awards and nominations In 2006 he receives a nomination in Premios MTV for "Best new artist". In 2008 he receives a Latin Grammy nomination for "Best Male Pop Album". See also Venezuelan music References External links Jeremías biography Jeremías web fan club 1973 births Living people Venezuelan composers Male composers English emigrants to Venezuela 21st-century Venezuelan male singers 21st-century composers