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Tito Reyes
Tito Reyes was a Mexican singer and guitarist born in Mexico City in 1928. He joined Los Tres Diamantes in the 1950s, where his voice helped propel the group...
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A Mí Me Dicen Zorzal
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Baffita
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Bandoneón Cadenero
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El Último Zorzal
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La Viola
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Luna Curiosa
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Nuestro Arrabal
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Rosendo
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Todo Conjugaba
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Vuelve El Tango
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Tito Reyes was a Mexican singer and guitarist born in Mexico City in 1928. He joined Los Tres Diamantes in the 1950s, where his voice helped propel the group to popularity. During this period he wrote 'La Viola,' a ballad that would become his most recognizable song.
His recordings include 'La Barca de Oro' from 1960 and 'Paloma Negra' from 1964. Other songs like 'A Mí Me Dicen Zorzal' and 'El Último Zorzal' show his continued engagement with the zorzal theme in his work.
Reyes performed with musicians including Ernesto Cortazar on accordion and Rafael Rojas on bass. His music, particularly 'La Viola,' found an audience beyond Mexico's borders.
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