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Tijuana-born and San Diego-raised contemporary R&B artist Frankie J. was raised on a steady diet of Latin music and American artists like
Michael Jackson and Run-D.M.C. At the age of 15, he was involved with the Latin freestyle scene and released a series of singles on a Canadian dance label. A 1997 signing with Jellybean Benitez' Hola label never panned out, but he landed on his feet when he became a member of Los Kumbia Kings. After a few years with the group, J. went solo with 2003's What's a Man to Do?, a collection of ballad-dominated material that was released on Columbia. One followed two years later. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
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