Tito Nieves - El Amor Mas Bonito

The career of Tito Nieves began in 1975 with Orquesta Cimarron. When the singer Rafael de Jesus left Cimarron, Tito Nieves became the lead singer and stayed with them for two years. Between 1977 and 1978, Tito Nieves joined the orchestra of one of his idols, Hector Lavoe, he greatly influenced the career of Nevis. Sharing beside one of the most important voices of salsa, Tito Nieves had the opportunity to learn valuable lessons that will be useful later in his solo career. In 1979, Tito Nieves recorded for the first time as lead singer for Orquesta Taibori, an opportunity that offered the composer Johnny Ortiz. He also recorded for the orchestra Jaime Castro and The Slaughter.

All these experiences prepared him for, along with Ramon Rodriguez and Ramon Castro, form one of the sensations of the eighties: The Classic set.

This group quickly established itself as one of the most important in the world of music Afro-Caribbean groups. Much of the success of the group was due to the presence on stage of Tito Nieves, who with her distinctive voice created hit after hit: "Los Rodriguez", "The canoeist", "Congratulations", "pheasant", "Aimless one "among many others. With the Conjunto Clasico, Tito had the opportunity to travel extensively in the United States, the Caribbean and South America. Tito Nieves left this legendary orchestra in 1986, looking for new horizons.

Link - https://prpop.org/biografias/tito-nieves/