Enrique Ramil

Enrique Ramil (born 18 June 1984 in Ares, A Coruña) is a Spanish singer, musician, songwriter and vocal coach.

Enrique Ramil was born on 18 June 1984 in Ares A Coruña, Spain.

When he was three he joined the parish choir of his home town in Galicia.

At the age of nineteen he moved to Madrid where he attended singing and musical theatre lessons.

His professional career started in 2005 and since then he has performed in lots of different stages such as streets of London, television, theatres...

Between 2006 and 2007 he becomes co-protagonist of the musical PaquitaDora in the role of Coco Mandala

During that year his first album V. O. ("versión original" in Spanish) was released by Enrique Ramil as an independent artist.

Produced by Edu and Sergio Del Val, the album includes special versions of meaningful songs for the artist.

The singles released were Remolino, a cover of the famous song by Cuban singer Francisco Céspedes, Creo en mí, adaptation to Spanish of Believe by Yolanda Adams and El loco version of Il pazzo by Mina.

He has released four studio albums: V. O. (2008), Juguetes Rotos (2011), Thank you (2015) and Ramil y una noches (2019), and more than twenty singles.

He has performed in Spain, Latin America and United States.

In 2009 Enrique joined the TV show La batalla de los coros on Cuatro, (the Spanish version of the Australian show the Battle of the Choirs).

He was part of the choir coordinated by the Spanish singer Marta Sánchez

During that year his song Es mi voluntad becomes part of the Spanish pre-selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 The song reached number 28 among more than three hundred songs.

In 2010 he participated on the talent show Tu sí que vales, on Telecinco television channel.

Enrique took part in the castings for the eight season of the Spanish talent show OT 2011.

He became one of the 16 contestants in the famous TV Academy.

This show and the OT tour granted Enrique Ramil some recognition in Spain.

That year he released his second musical project Juguetes Rotos featuring duets with Maria do Ceo, Ainhoa Cantalapiedra and Rosa Cedrón.

In 2012 he released Believe in LOVE, Pride Barcelona 2012 anthem.

Between 2012 and 2013 he became a regular guest on the Galician TV show Heicho Cantar on TVG, featuring Mandala Gospel choir in one of the shows.

He also funded Mandala Gospel choir in Ares, his home town, that he directs till 2015.

He also started working as vocal coach.

In 2015 he moved to London where he lived for two years.

During his time in the capital city he became a street performer (busking).

He joined the castings for the new seasons of The X Factor UK, reaching the famous six chairs challenge.

Back in Spain, in 2017 he performed with the Black Light Gospel Choir in La Voz and La Voz Kids on Telecinco.

But he decided to join the castings for Factor X (Spanish TV series).

He was chosen and he went to the live shows on television, reaching the finals.

After his time on The X Factor he went on the Ramil y una noches tour, singing versions of classic songs that he would release on a new musical project: Ramil y una noches.

He also launched a crowdfunding campaign to release Volcanes, his new original song and videoclip.

During 2019 he released several singles from Ramil y una noches, including covers of songs such as Perdóname written by Beatriz Luengo and originally sung by Ricky Martin, or 18 años an original song by Dalida firstly performed in Spanish by Luz Casal.

He took part as contestant on different Spanish TV shows such as Operación Triunfo, The X Factor and won the second series of Tierra de Talento (2020).

In 2024 he wins the Silver Seagull for the Best International Performance in the Viña del Mar International Song Festival with the song La última vez.

The singer is internationally well-known because of the quality of his voice and performance.

In 2020 Enrique Ramil became a contestant on the Canal Sur Televisión show Tierra de Talento.

Judges such as India Martínez, José Mercé, Diana Navarro, Lola Índigo, Carlos Álvarez and Jesús Reina showed great admiration for his performances.

He sang covers of songs originally performed by India Martínez, Vanesa Martín, Rocío Jurado or a medley from the Aladdin original soundtracks (on the role of the Genie).

On 25 July he became winner of that season after singing Alejandro Sanz's Mi soledad y yo

During September that same year international media announced that the artist would be flying to the US to record his new album.