Sanatçının Albümleri
A Gozar Con Sabrosura
1998 · albüm
Con Amor Y Con Sabor
1997 · albüm
Que Te Vas
1995 · single
El Fisgon
1990 · single
Cristina
1988 · single
El Trenecito
1987 · single
La Michoacana
1984 · single
El Que Quiera Azul Celeste
1983 · single
Cumbia Y Guarare
1980 · single
Super Exitos
1980 · single
Juana la Cubana (En Vivo)
2023 · single
Éxitos
2023 · albüm
Nunca Mas Podre Olvidarte
2021 · albüm
Cumbias Para Bailar
2021 · albüm
20 Grandes Éxitos
2017 · derleme
Musica Instrumental Con El Saxofon De Oro
2015 · albüm
Sabrosura Sin Fronteras
2014 · albüm
Momentos De Coleccion
2012 · albüm
Esto Es Lo Nuestro: 20 Exitos
2002 · albüm
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Cumbia saxophonist Fito Olivares and his band La Pura Sabrosura -- including his brothers Javier on vocals and Jaime on keyboards -- were born and raised in Ciudad Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. They relocated to Houston, Texas, in 1977, and formed the group three years later; the band eventually signed with the Gil Records label. Olivares enjoyed his commercial breakthrough in 1988 with the hits "La Gallina" and "Juana la Cubana." A year later, La Pura Sabrosura returned with the smash "La Negra Catalina," followed in 1990 by "Aguita de Melon." During the mid-'90s Olivares notched a series of Top 40 hits on Billboard's Latin chart, among them "La Ranita," "Cupido Bandido," "El Paso del Canguro," "Juana Maria," and "El Colesterol." His subsequent outings included 1996's La Sabrosura Continua, 1997's Con Amor y con Sabor, and 1998's A Gozar con Sabrosura. Fito Olivares died in Houston on March 17, 2023, due to cancer; he was 75 years of age. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi