Fito Gress
Fito Gress formed in 1988, led by singer-songwriter Fito Urrutia and guitarist Juan Carlos Gómez. They started with a debut album in 1991 that included the...
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Fito Gress formed in 1988, led by singer-songwriter Fito Urrutia and guitarist Juan Carlos Gómez. They started with a debut album in 1991 that included the track "Ay Amor," which became widely played on Latin radio. The song's straightforward lyrics about heartache connected with listeners without much fuss.
In 1994, Urrutia was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and took a break from the band. He returned to record their third album, "El Silencio de los Ángeles," in 1997. That album included "Canción de los Niños," a song about street children that drew some attention for its subject matter.
They kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, with songs like "Solo Por Ti" appearing in their catalog. Their music stayed in rotation without dramatic claims about its impact.
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