Orlando Acosta
Orlando Acosta was born in Havana, Cuba, and started singing in local clubs and festivals. In the 1950s he joined the band Los Armónicos, where his voice...
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Orlando Acosta was born in Havana, Cuba, and started singing in local clubs and festivals. In the 1950s he joined the band Los Armónicos, where his voice began to get noticed. He left Cuba after the revolution and kept performing while living in exile.
His biggest song came in 1963 with "Canto Porque Me Quieres," which became popular across Latin America. Other songs like "Cómo Entenderlas" and "El Sentido de Mi Vida" also show his style. He recorded albums including "El Sonero Mayor" in 1959 and "El Caballero del Son" in 1965.
Acosta had some legal trouble over song rights later on, but he kept singing. His voice stayed recognizable on recordings through those years.
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