About Alberto Beltran
Alberto Beltran Biography: Dominican Alberto Beltran's career began after winning a talent contest sponsored by a local radio station. After participating in a band called Brisas de Oriente, the tropical singer moved to Cuba to join the legendary Sonora Matancera, a group previously known as Septeto Soprano, and settled in Mexico, Venezuela, to finally perform live in the U.S. for the first time in 1962. In November 1954, Alberto Beltran recorded the Latin classic "El Negrito del Batey," which became his nickname from that moment on.
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Aunque Me Cueste La Vida
Todo Me Gusta De Ti
MIL COSAS
El Negrito Del Batey
El Que Pierde Una Mujer
La Número Cien
Limosnero De Amor
El 19
Piel Canela
Vuelveme A Querer
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