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Angelo Garcia

Angelo Garcia (born March 28, 1976 in Brooklyn, New York City) is an American singer of Puerto Rican descent and songwriter who was a member of Puerto Rican boy band Menudo from 1988 to 1990.
==Career==
A native New Yorker born in Brooklyn, New York, he barely spoke Spanish when he auditioned for a spot in the band after seeing a television commercial in Puerto Rico during a family vacation.
After two years with Menudo, García parted with the band and signed on with World Wide Entertainment as a solo artist he recorded several songs including "Magic", "Yours So Completely", and a remake of singer Tiffany's hit song "Could've Been" but it was his single "Don't Keep Me Holding On" (written and produced by Lewis Martineé of Exposé fame) that became a success. In 1992, World Wide Entertainment sold García's recording contract to Warner Bros. Records for an undisclosed amount.
After parting with his former label, he released one semi-successful Spanish album for Warner simply titled ''Angelo''. After completing his secondary education and some music projects, he put his recording career on hold after he moved to Orlando, Florida, where he earned a communications degree from the University of Central Florida. After completing his studies, he helped in the launch of a women's gym franchise in Miami called Elements, before returning to New York City to restart his musical career.〔(''Ex-Menudo Member Is In His `Elements'' ) from ''The Miami Herald'', 30 January 2005〕
Since 2004, García has written a number of original songs in both Spanish and English. During 2005, he participated in a reunion tour of former Menudo members Sergio Blass, Rawy Torres, and Robert Avellanet, performing under the name "Los Ultimos Heroes." In order to preserve his artistic independence and avoid a clichéd reworking of the Menudo sound, García instead decided to record a solo album, using music he had personally written or collaborated on.
In 2006, García released a Spanish-language pop album titled ''Cool'' for which he wrote or co-wrote every song. One of the singles from ''Cool'', a ballad entitled "Entrégate" (also known as ''"Si Es Así"''), which García co-wrote with songwriter Roy Tavare, was featured in the 2006 motion picture ''Yellow'' starring Roselyn Sánchez.
In 2012, García began recording material for an English-language album, which is expected to be released in early 2013.
In May 2010, García posed for a series of semi-nude photographs for ''Paragon Men,'' a gay erotica website.〔(2010 ''Paragon Men-Spotlight: Angelo Garcia'' ) from ''www.paragonmen.com'' May 2010〕 In the interview which accompanied his photo shoot, Garcia openly discussed his homosexuality and his years of sexual self-exploration after leaving Menudo, even working briefly as a stripper and erotic dancer and performing at the now defunct Gaiety Theatre in New York City. He also refused to "out" his former bandmate Ricky Martin, who publicly disclosed his homosexuality a few weeks after García's interview. In 2012, Garcia joined forces with William Luque (who wrote his first Spanish hit "En Mis Sueños" which sold over 6 million copies worldwide) and began writing and recording a new English language dance-pop album in Madrid called ''Scandalous''. The title track "Scandalous" speaks about a child growing up in the spotlight and how having to grow up prematurely wreaked havoc on his adult life. It is set to be released in 2013/2014.〔("Ricky Martin Gay Bombshell: I am a Fortunate Homosexual Man" ) from ''www.popeater.com'' , 29 March 2010〕〔(''Angelo Garcia: "I Came Out Before Ricky"'' ) from ''The Advocate'' 23 June 2010〕
On May 7, 2015 Angelo Garcia disclosed in an exclusive interview on the Dr. Zoe Today show that he was sexually abused by a neighbor at 8 years old, by someone close to administration while in Menudo (band) from 11 years old to 14 years old, and again by a schoolteacher after he left the band. Inspired by the overwhelming response to his interview, the show opened their toll free number for listeners to call in sharing their own stories of sexual abuse and aired them on the following show titled, "Breaking the Silence" on May 14, 2015.
In an appearance on Tosh.0 he has stated that he was now Bi-Sexual.〔https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccBIXFOJunQ〕

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