Puerto Rican salsa singer Tito Rojas, known as “El Gallo Salsero” and famous for his velvety tenor and hits like “Señora de madrugada” and “Por mujeres como tú,” died of a suspected ...

Your voice and your intensity you are 'El Gallo,'" he says. In 1978, Rojas became a member of the well-known musical ensemble Fania All-Stars, which provided a bridge for him to go out on his own ...

Salsa singer Tito Rojas, who suffered a mild heart attack on New Year's Day in Puerto Rico, will return to the stage this Saturday for Lincoln Center's Voz Latina concert.

Rojas, who fans call El Gallo Salsero, is a native of Humacoa, Puerto Rico. His recording of Por Propio Derecho (On My Own Right) put him on the Latin Billboard hit list. Grant Plaza is at 619 E ...

Rojas died on Saturday morning of a suspected heart attack at the age of 65. Rojas was known for songs like 'El Gallo Salsero' and 'Senora de Madrugada.' He released more than 25 albums over his ...