Andrés y Sus Estrellas Caracas, Venezuela
Little is said in Venezuelan salsa about this musician named Andrés Moros, who was better known by the pseudonym "Morito". He was a guitarist, his group was small and he was usually seen playing in bars or nightclubs, just as Nano Grant used to do, who served as vocalist in this unique musical work by Andrés y sus Estrellas, alongside a lady named Yira, of which we have no references. ... more
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