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Hernando Aviles
Hernando Aviles was born in Cali, Colombia in 1956. He started making music influenced by Latin American ballads and artists like Jose Jose and Camilo Sesto....
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Hernando Aviles was born in Cali, Colombia in 1956. He started making music influenced by Latin American ballads and artists like Jose Jose and Camilo Sesto.
In 1984, he released his debut album 'Si Te Viera,' which included the title track that became his most recognizable song. The album helped establish him as a romantic ballad singer.
He continued recording through the late 80s and 90s with albums like 'Un Poco De Timidez' and 'Mi Ultimo Adios.' His music maintained a consistent focus on emotional ballads throughout his career.
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