Los Toribianitos
Los Toribianitos began as a children's choir from the village of Toribio in Ecuador's Andes Mountains. In the early 1950s, Father José María Aguirre started a...
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Los Toribianitos began as a children's choir from the village of Toribio in Ecuador's Andes Mountains. In the early 1950s, Father José María Aguirre started a music school there and began working with local children on vocal performance.
Their 1961 album "Popurri de Navidad" brought them wider attention with its traditional Christmas carols. Songs like "Feliz Navidad" and "Paz y Alegría" became part of their repertoire, though some listeners questioned their use of playback recordings during performances.
They kept singing through various challenges, including demanding touring schedules that kept the young singers away from home. The choir continued performing both recorded and live concerts with their particular approach to holiday music.
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