Tito ParisCape Verde |1963| PortugueseTito Paris, born Aristides Paris, is a highly talented singer, guitarist, and bassist hailing from Cape Verde. Relocating to Portugal at 19, he settled in Lisbon and drew inspiration from renowned clarinetists Luis Morais, Valdemar Lopes da Serra, and Chico Serra. Tito Paris released his instrumental debut album, "Fidjo Malguado," in 1978, showcasing his exceptional guitar skills. He joined Os Gaiatos from 1982 to 1985, recording in Portugal as part of an exile group. Notable albums include his self-titled release in 1987 and the collaboration with Cesária Évora on "Cesária." Tito Paris has performed globally, receiving accolades such as the Commander of the Portuguese Order of Merit.