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Tito Rojas

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Julio César Rojas López (June 14, 1955), better known as Tito Rojas, was one of Puerto Rico’s most beloved salsa vocalists. Born and raised in the town of Humacao, Rojas started singing in family gatherings and landed a role as lead singer in Pedro Conga’s International Orchestra in 1975. Towards the end of the decade, he lent his voice to Conjunto Borincuba before joining celebrated salsa outfit Fania All-Stars, with whom he recorded the hit “El Campesino” in 1983. Rojas fronted the short-lived outfit Conjunto Borincano and then scored the hit singles “Noche de Bodas” (1987) and...
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Siempre Seré (Siempre Sere)Tito Rojas and Tito Rojas Y Su Orquesta
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Ella se Hizo DeseoTito Rojas
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Es Mi MujerTito Rojas
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Señora de Madrugada (Senora de Madrugada)Tito Rojas
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Me Mata la SoledadTito Rojas
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Por Mujeres Como TuTito Rojas
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Siempre Seré (Siempre Sere)Tito Rojas and Tito Rojas Y Su Orquesta

Exitos Tito Rojas - 10th Anniversario

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Ella se Hizo DeseoTito Rojas

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Es Mi MujerTito Rojas

Pal Pueblo

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Señora de Madrugada (Senora de Madrugada)Tito Rojas

A Mi Estilo...

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Me Mata la SoledadTito Rojas

Exitos Tito Rojas - 10th Anniversario

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Por Mujeres Como TuTito Rojas

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