Carlos Brito

Brito dabbled in the melodious rhythm of the salsa, when he played with a group called 'Los Boys Del Ritmo', its director Mr. Ricardo Valdés was the one who gave him the opportunity to get closer to the Afro-Antillean.
Later, installed in Bogotá, he managed to work alongside Mr. Alfonso Córdoba (El brujo) at the Ramón Antigua nightclub.
He also worked alongside Cesar Mora in the group 'Son del Pueblo' in 'La Teja Corrida', a very popular place. It is there where his opportunity to be part of the Guayacán orchestra comes, summoned by his director Alexis Lozano to record an album that contains well known songs such as: 'Por Bocón', 'La más Bella', 'Guitarra Y Tambó', 'Amor Traicionero', 'Te Amo, Te Extraño', 'Un Vestido Bonito', among other successes.