Yiyo Sarante is a Latin pop and salsa star who rose to fame with his hit single "Maldita primavera" in 2012. He was born Eduardo Sarante in the Dominican Republic on November 6th under the zodiac sign of Scorpio. He comes from a large family, being the seventh of nine children born to Ángel Sarante and María Perdomo.
From a young age, Yiyo showed a talent for music and started his career as a percussionist. He made his debut as a singer in 1999, performing in the tourist area of Bávaro. His passion for music led him to join his brother Julián Sarante's Oro Duro orchestra in 2003, where he gained valuable experience and honed his skills.
In 2010, Yiyo began collaborating with his producer-brother, José Sarante, which marked a turning point in his career. He released a series of successful albums, including La Voz de la Salsa, Vol. 2, El Comienzo, Salsa Vieja, Lo Nuevo de Yiyo Sarante, and Lo Mejor de Mi, which showcased his vocal talent and musical versatility.
Yiyo's unique voice and charismatic stage presence quickly made him a household name in the Dominican Republic and beyond. He gained a loyal fan base and received critical acclaim for his soulful performances and catchy songs.
Yiyo Sarante became known for his dynamic live shows, where he would mesmerize audiences with his powerful vocals and energetic dance moves. He performed in various Dominican orchestras and gained recognition as a skilled singer in a resort setting.
Some of Yiyo's most popular songs include "Pirata," "Maldita primavera," "Tierra mala," "Nos engaó a los dos," and "Tres semanas." In 2011, he released "Tierra mala," which reached second place on the annual list of the Top 50 Salsa in the Dominican Republic, solidifying his status as a salsa sensation.
Yiyo's dedication to his craft and his passion for music have earned him a place among the top Latin pop and salsa artists of his generation. He continues to inspire fans with his soulful voice and infectious energy, solidifying his legacy in the world of Latin music.
Related links