Johnny Albino

Guitarist/vocalist Johnny Albino was created Juan Antonio Albino in Dec 19, 1917, in Guayama, Puerto Rico. It had been throughout a stint using the U.S. Military in World Battle II that Albino begun to go after music, developing a quartet and performing U.S.O.-sponsored events for fellow servicemen. With the past due ’40s, Albino got relocated to NEW YORK, where he performed frequently within the San Juan Trio (which also included people Jaime Gozilez, initial electric guitar, and José Memoryón Ortiz, second tone of voice). The group’s up-tempo Latin stylings became popular with audiences world-wide, as they shortly began experimenting the world — the Caribbean, SOUTH USA, Central America, Russia, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, European countries, and Japan. Albino after that recorded a set of albums with vocalist Eydie Gorme, and used among Latin music’s all-time great rings, Trio Los Panchos from 1958 through 1968, and made an appearance on Television shows with Johnny Carson and Ed Sullivan, and performed alongside famous brands Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Xavier Cugat, Nat “Ruler” Cole, and Steve Lawrence. Albino provides appeared on many albums over time, including a number of single albums, including such game titles as Johnny Albino Y Su Trio, Un Magnifico, Consejo de Madre, and La Voz de los Panchos, amongst others.