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Jorge Macías Gómez, better known as Jorge Massías, was born on May 21, 1948 in Villaflores, Chiapas; later he moves to Mexico City. He is the son of Mr. Edgardo Macías Gutiérrez and Mrs. Etelvina Gómez Domínguez. He passed away on May 25, 2015
He studied the career of Dentistry but his heart and inspiration lead him to the path of music, an area in which he started as a promoter in the publisher Intersong (today Warner Chappell). In 1972 he wrote his first composition When walking.
The most successful songs of maestro Massías -who composed works in co-authorship with Rubén Fuentes, Gil Rivera, Mario Molina Montes, Napoleón, Nacho González, José Luis Almada, Pedro Villar and Sergio Fachelli- are 'Con La Misma Piedra', 'Lástima Que Seas Ajena', 'Nube Viajera', 'Agua Nueva', 'Loco, Ni Loca', 'Niña Amada Mía', 'Te Aprovechas', 'Porque Eres Un Lobo' y 'Aquella Edad', among many other songs.
Jorge Massías was a world-class author who ventured into pop, ballad, ranchera and regional Mexican genres with great success. Between its interpreters they emphasize Ray Coniff, Julio Churches, Marco Antonio Muñiz, Pedro Vargas, Vicente Fernandez, Alexander Fernandez, Napoleón, Angelica Maria, Ana Gabriel, Aída Caves, Lucha Villa, Óscar de Leon, Lupita D'Alessio, Cristian Castro, Limit and El Mariachi Vargas, among others.