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CARTAGENA JAZZ FESTIVAL: Tito Ramírez en concierto.

08/11/2026 Seen: 6.649 times + Info

After The Kink of Mambo and El Prince, comes Sonido Conquistador, Tito Ramírez's most exhilarating tropical madness. Nine devilish dance tracks with rhythms like Mambo, Cha-cha-cha, Descarga, Swing-a-Ling, Spanish Soul, Boogaloo, Rumba, Copla, Latin Soul, and even Cumbia! Tito Ramírez brings you back the music that travels back and forth, crossing oceans and infusing audiences and dances across the seas with its unique flavor, featuring musicians from both sides!

Tito Ramírez put his name on everyone's radar in 2016, dropping a bombshell with his controversial single "Lonelyman." Released with virtually no information about the artist, it generated rumors and controversy that he was a forgotten star, unrecognized by anyone. The album sold out in three days, and its resale value reached astronomical figures.

In 2023, he released "El Prince," establishing himself as an international icon and a leading figure for R&B, Latin Soul, and boogaloo fans. The album's impact led him to tour Europe and cross the Atlantic to Mexico twice, becoming the sole European representative at the "Latinos con Soul" festival. He headlined the lineup alongside the genre's leading figure and undisputed godfather, Joe Bataan (Harlem, NY), and Jason Joshua (Miami), the rising star of the American Soul scene, whose songs boast millions of streams. The album was eventually released in the US by the New York-based label Nutone. His growing prestige led him to open for salsa legend Gilberto Santa Rosa (Dominican Republic) in Spain in 2025, performing before an audience of 3,500. He was also invited to perform at the Spanish premiere party for the Netflix series Griselda, starring Sofía Vergara.
 

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