Tito Nova
Tito Nova was born Ernesto D'Alessandro in Caracas, Venezuela in 1950. He started out playing guitar and singing with the band Los Chamos in 1976 before going...
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Tito Nova was born Ernesto D'Alessandro in Caracas, Venezuela in 1950. He started out playing guitar and singing with the band Los Chamos in 1976 before going solo the following year. His debut album came out in 1977, and its title track 'Luchar' became an immediate hit, connecting with listeners through its themes of resilience.
He kept recording through the decades, putting out albums like 'Adivíname' in 1978, 'Roxana' in 1981, and 'Dueño de Nada' in 1985. Other songs like 'No Estoy Loco' and 'Solo Tu' also became part of his catalog. In the early 1980s, he dealt with a vocal crisis that required therapy before he could return to performing.
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