Tommy Torres

“Sooner or later, time will prove you right.” Tommy Torres has had this saying on his mind a lot lately. People from his inner circle say it to him and he ponders it. Four years since his last album and eight since his first one, this multi–award-winning Puerto Rican music producer has much to offer; he was just waiting for the right moment to arrive.



Graduated from The Berklee College of Music and with several years of recording engineering experience behind him, at the end of the 90s Tommy began his ascending career as a composer, arranger and producer. His is the masterful hand behind mega hits of artists like Ricky Martin, Ricardo Arjona, Ednita Nazario, Paulina Rubio and Eros Ramazotti, among others. He has received numerous recognitions; Grammys, Latin Grammys, Billboard and Premio Lo Nuestro awards.



“There is something that I’ve learned from the artists with whom I have worked; something that those with long, successful careers have in common. They are not afraid of change, they treat each record as if it was their first and they don’t get stuck on one formula. This has led Tommy to release his own productions: “Tommy Torres” (2001), “Estar De Moda No Está De Moda” (2004) and his current release “Tarde o Temprano” (April 2008).



“Sooner or later, time will prove you right.” Tommy Torres has had this saying on his mind a lot lately. People from his inner circle say it to him and he ponders it. Four years since his last album and eight since his first one, this multi–award-winning Puerto Rican music producer has much to offer; he was just waiting for the right moment to arrive.



Graduated from The Berklee College of Music and with several years of recording engineering experience behind him, at the end of the 90s Tommy began his ascending career as a composer, arranger and producer. His is the masterful hand behind mega hits of artists like Ricky Martin, Ricardo Arjona, Ednita Nazario, Paulina Rubio and Eros Ramazotti, among others. He has received numerous recognitions; Grammys, Latin Grammys, Billboard and Premio Lo Nuestro awards.



“There is something that I’ve learned from the artists with whom I have worked; something that those with long, successful careers have in common. They are not afraid of change, they treat each record as if it was their first and they don’t get stuck on one formula. This has led Tommy to release his own productions: “Tommy Torres” (2001), “Estar De Moda No Está De Moda” (2004) and his current release “Tarde o Temprano” (April 2008).



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