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Given birth to in 1961 to a well-known Seville family members, by his early twenties José Manuel Soto was composing items for traditional choirs and carrying out in rings with close friends. By 1983 he previously decided to turn into a vocalist/songwriter, and 3 years afterwards he were able to discharge his debut record, Desde Mi Orilla, for a little regional label. Soto’s big break emerged in 1988, when he was agreed upon by CBS based on the crossover potential of his materials, an apt mix of regular intimate fare and rumba. More than the next years, Soto would to push out a string of incredibly effective albums, invariably called after their biggest one, such as for example Por Ella (1988), Como una Luz (1989), and Déjate Querer (1992). Soto’s mainstream reputation waned in the next half from the ’90s, but he continued to be a favorite performer in Andalucia.
