Biography: Tango Sur Trio, Tania Libertad, Tintoreros, Tio Faustino, Tipica '73, Tiro de Gracia, Tito el Bambino, Tito Gomez, Tito Gómez, Tito Guizar,

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Tango Sur Trio Biography, Photos, Pictures

Based in Buenos Aires, Tango Sur Trio includes pianist Julio Frade, guitarist Mario Nuñez, and bassist Daniel Lagarde Their first album to be released in the US, 2000’s Tango Sur Trio, contained new, progressive reinterpretations of a number of longtime tango standards

Tania Libertad Biography, Photos, Pictures

Peruvian Tania Libertad was born in Zaña but raised in the coastal town of Chiclayo where she began singing romantic ballads at the age of five She became a local star a decade later while studying fishing engineering in Lima

An alternative metal band formed in Argentina by Japanese descendants, Tintoreros burst on the local scene in the early ’90s, touring Buenos Aires’ club circuit After participating in a compilation called Alta Tensión, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs’ Sr

Tio Faustino Biography, Photos, Pictures

Tio Faustino was the competent omelê player of Pixinguinha’s Guarda Velha group In the orchestral recordings conducted by Pixinguinha, Afro-Brazilian percussion gained importance for the first time

The long-running salsa/Latin jazz outfit Tipica ‘73 originally formed in New York during 1972, drawing inspiration by the likes of Tito Puente, Arsenio Rodriguez, and Machito

Tiro de Gracia Biography, Photos, Pictures

Chilean hip hop/urban threesome Tiro de Gracia was formed in the mid-’80s by friends Juan Sativo and Lengua Dura, later joined by singer Zaturno, keyboardist Patricio Loaiza, and multi-instrumentalist Camilo Cintolesi

Tito el Bambino Biography, Photos, Pictures

One of the pioneers of reggaeton, Tito el Bambino was half of the trailblazing duo Hector & Tito before he embarked on a solo career of his own, signing with EMI Televisa and debuting in 2006 with Top of the Line

Puerto Rican singer Tito Gomez started getting involved in the tropical scene when he teamed up with prominent artists Ray Barreto, Charlie Palmieri, and La Sonora Ponceña, among others

Afro-Cuban singer Tito Gómez was nicknamed Tito by local musician Miguelito Valdés In 1938, José Antonio Tenreiro Gómez came in first place after participating in a Cuban contest, called La Corte Suprema del Arte (Supreme Art Court), joining Sevilla Biltmore Orquestra soon after

The first Spanish-speaking singing cowboy on the big screen, in Hollywood, Tito Guizar was Mexico’s answer to Gene Autry, and rated highly enough to make movies alongside Roy Rogers

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