Johnny Albino (born December 19, 1919) is a Puerto Rican bolero singer, bor… Read Full Bio ↴Johnny Albino (born December 19, 1919) is a Puerto Rican bolero singer, born in Yauco.
Albino played and sang through his youth years. It wasn't until years later, however, that he would get a chance to sing as part of an organized act. Albino joined the United States Army during World War II, where he formed a quartet and was allowed to sing for his fellow soldiers.
In 1946, Albino performed in a "trio" for the first time. Later on, he would become a member and lead voice of the Trio San Juan, which went on to become an internationally acclaimed group.
Trio San Juan was rivaled at the time by the Trio Los Panchos for popularity. Ironically, Albino later on left "Trio San Juan" and joined "Los Panchos", as the leading voice, replacing another legendary trio singer, Julito Rodriguez.
Albino joined "Los Panchos" in 1958 and he remained there until 1968. The group became famous across the world, and Albino toured the United States, Europe and Japan. With "Los Panchos", he recorded to Japanese albums, and he also performed alongside many superstars, such as Johnny Carson, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and others.
Albino left "Los Panchos" in the middle of various disputes and internal group problems, culminating in a lawsuit by the management of Los Panchos against Albino for breach of contract, as well as a countersuit by Albino. Part of the settlement agreement consisted of Albino relinquishing all royalties to recordings made by Los Panchos and a stipulation for him never to record or perform any of the group's songs.[1] He then went on to form, or become a member of many famous Puerto Rican trios. Notably, Miguel Poventud whose participation in the album "Los Panchos by Special Request" are a compilation of love songs recorded in English for CBS. "El Trio Los Panchos Historia y Cronica" by Pablo Mareial Ortiz Ramos p. 263. Also, "Grandes Exitos de Johnny Albino con Los Panchos" DHIT 2093.2 21 June 2005 is his main performance with Miguel Poventud on "requinto" (guitar) and voice accompaniment.
Johnny Albino currently lives in Puerto Rico. His career spans over 300 albums and CDs.
Albino played and sang through his youth years. It wasn't until years later, however, that he would get a chance to sing as part of an organized act. Albino joined the United States Army during World War II, where he formed a quartet and was allowed to sing for his fellow soldiers.
In 1946, Albino performed in a "trio" for the first time. Later on, he would become a member and lead voice of the Trio San Juan, which went on to become an internationally acclaimed group.
Trio San Juan was rivaled at the time by the Trio Los Panchos for popularity. Ironically, Albino later on left "Trio San Juan" and joined "Los Panchos", as the leading voice, replacing another legendary trio singer, Julito Rodriguez.
Albino joined "Los Panchos" in 1958 and he remained there until 1968. The group became famous across the world, and Albino toured the United States, Europe and Japan. With "Los Panchos", he recorded to Japanese albums, and he also performed alongside many superstars, such as Johnny Carson, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and others.
Albino left "Los Panchos" in the middle of various disputes and internal group problems, culminating in a lawsuit by the management of Los Panchos against Albino for breach of contract, as well as a countersuit by Albino. Part of the settlement agreement consisted of Albino relinquishing all royalties to recordings made by Los Panchos and a stipulation for him never to record or perform any of the group's songs.[1] He then went on to form, or become a member of many famous Puerto Rican trios. Notably, Miguel Poventud whose participation in the album "Los Panchos by Special Request" are a compilation of love songs recorded in English for CBS. "El Trio Los Panchos Historia y Cronica" by Pablo Mareial Ortiz Ramos p. 263. Also, "Grandes Exitos de Johnny Albino con Los Panchos" DHIT 2093.2 21 June 2005 is his main performance with Miguel Poventud on "requinto" (guitar) and voice accompaniment.
Johnny Albino currently lives in Puerto Rico. His career spans over 300 albums and CDs.
Bajo un Palmar
Johnny Albino Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Bajo un Palmar' by these artists:
Barbarito Díez Yo tuve un sueño feliz, quise hacerlo un canción Y mi guitar…
Danny Rivera Yo tuve un sueсo feliz Quise hacerlo una canciуn Y mi guitar…
Javier Solis Yo tuve un sueño feliz quise hacerlo una canción, y mi gui…
Los Panchos Yo tuve un sueño feliz Quise hacer una canción Y mi guitarra…
Manny Manuel Yo tuve un sueño feliz Quize hacerlo una cancion Why mi guit…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Johnny Albino:
Amor de Pobre Ya no estás más a mi lado, corazón En el alma…
Amor que malo eres Te duele saber de mi amor, amor que malo eres quien hiba…
Celoso Me incomoda como los hombres te miran Con ojos de deseo…
Cosas Como Tú Cosas como tú, son para quererlas Cosas como tú, son para…
En Mi Viejo San Juan En mi viejo San Juan Cuantos sueños forjé En mis noches de…
Historia de un amor Ya no estás más a mi lado, corazón En el alma…
Historia De Una Amor Ya no estás más a mi lado, corazón En el alma…
Preciosa Yo sé lo que son los encantos De mi borinquen hermosa Por…
Sin Ti Sin ti, No podre vivir jamas Y pensar que nunca mas Estaras …
Sinvergüenza Ausverkaufte Tour, aber ich rapp erst seit Corona Ich bin üb…
Triunfamos Une tu voz a mi voz Para gritar que triunfamos Que el…
Un Gran Amor Ya no estás más a mi lado, corazón En el alma…
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