Biography: Tahures Zurdos, Taiguara, Tainy, The Latinaires, The Noise, Takillacta, The Sacados, T-Rio, Tam Tam Go!, Tamara,

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Tahures Zurdos Biography, Photos, Pictures

Spanish rock foursome Tahures Zurdos was formed in the late ’80s by singer/guitarist Aurora Beltran, who was previously playing in the female band Belladona, who disbanded after recording its debut album called Las Mujeres y Los Niños Primero

A very popular artist in the ’70s in Brazil, Taiguara is still remembered affectionately for his sensitive interpretations (for successes like “Helena, Helena, Helena” and “Modinha”) and compositions like “Hoje,” “Universo do Teu Corpo,” and “Viagem

Tainy
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Genre:Latin

Associated with Luny Tunes, the top production team in reggaeton during the mid-2000s, Tainy produced tracks for some of the style’s top artists, including Daddy Yankee

The Latinaires Biography, Photos, Pictures

Formed in the Bronx section of Southview during the late ’60s, the Latinaires were just one of dozens of younger Latin bands who developed the boogaloo sound Formed with a line of saxophones instead of the predominant brass, the Latinaires released Camel Walk on the Fania label in 1968

In the mid-’90s a Puerto Rican collective of DJs, rappers, and producers called the Noise hosted a long-lasting series of club nights in San Juan that were vital to the development and popularization of reggaeton

Takillacta is one of the success stories to come out of the New York musician collectives In the mid-’80s, various musicians around New York moved in a number of smaller circles performing in small venues, jam sessions, and street performances

Formed in Buenos Aires in 1990, the Argentian house group Los Sacados became overnight stars just months later with the massive success of their debut single “Ritmo de la Noche

T-Rio
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Genre:Latin

T-Rio consist of triplets Tha�sa, Thain�, and Thayan, who are dancers and actors as well as musicians Born on November 10, 1984, in Brasilia, the siblings began dancing at a very young age, immersing themselves in the worlds of classical ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance, as well as dabbling in acting

Spanish pop/rock act Tam Tam Go! was formed by Nacho Campillo, who previously played in a glam rock band called RH+, and his brother Javier Campillo, formerly know as Daké The band’s debut album, Spanish Shuffle, was released in 1988 by independent Twins Records

Granddaughter of Spanish troubadour Rafael Farina, Latin pop singer Tamara made her debut on a TV show called Menudas Estrellas, singing Pocahontas’ main title, recording her debut album, Gracias, at the age of 15