Paolo Ramírez


Paolo Ramírez is a Chilean singer/vocalist from the city of Quilpué, Marga Marga Province of Chile. He won the Chilean competition Rojo II 2007 of the series Rojo Fama Contrafama and in 2011, he came fifth in Chilean Factor X. He is one of the contestants on the American reality television series Q'Viva! The Chosen.

Biography

''Rojo fama contrafama''

Paolo Ramírez born in 1992 in Quilpué first entered the public eye at the age of 14 when he participated in the Chilean television show Rojo fama contrafama, English:. It was in the series Rojo II 2007 where he was mentored by Argentinean Rock musician Zeta Bosio, former member of Soda Stereo.
Ramírez won first place in the Singers category on the same day of his 15th birthday, whereas Chilean Nicolás Cancino won in the Dancers category.

''X Factor'' (Chile)

At 18, Ramírez entered yet another competition, this time in the bigger Televisión Nacional de Chile production Factor X in its first season launched in March 2011, where he was a finalist in the "Under 25" category.
He auditioned to the program with "I Believe I Can Fly" from R. Kelly winning great accolades from the jury. During the bootcamp, he sang "Chains of Fools" from Aretha Franklin and became a finalist, where he was mentored by Zeta Bosio.
His various interpretations during the competition were:
He finished 5th overall in the competition.

American Television: ''Q'Viva! The Chosen''

To American audiences, Ramirez is best known for having performed an improv audition just outside Jennifer Lopez's vehicle in the 2012 reality television series Q'Viva! The Chosen, during her visit to Santiago, Chile in search of local talent for that show.
He performed for Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony and Jamie King in order to win a permanent place at the Q'Viva live show in Las Vegas. At the time he sang "Te Recuerdo Amanda", composed and popularized by Victor Jara.
In the Los Angeles audition, he sang "Volver a Amar", a song by Cristian Castro.