Calixto Ochoa
Calixto Ochoa (1934–2015) was a celebrated Colombian vallenato singer, composer,
and accordionist known for his vivid storytelling and musical legacy. Born in
Valencia de Jesús, Valledupar, he began his career in 1956 with the song "El
Lirio Rojo," which earned him recognition across Colombia and a contract with
Discos Fuentes. As a member of Los Corraleros de Majagual, Calixto Ochoa
contributed to hits like "Los Sabanales," "El Pirulino," and "El Africano,"
showcasing his ability to blend traditional coastal narratives with infectious
rhythms. In 1970, he was crowned King Vallen...
Los SabanalesLos Corraleros de Majagual and Calixto Ochoa
Todo Es Para TiDiomedes Díaz and Calixto Ochoa (Diomedes Diaz)
Los SabanalesCalixto Ochoa
Mata'e Caña (Mata'e Cana)Calixto Ochoa
Todo Es Para TíCalixto Ochoa
El CalabacitoCalixto Ochoa
Los SabanalesLos Corraleros de Majagual and Calixto Ochoa
Éxitos los Corraleros de Majagual
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Todo Es Para TiDiomedes Díaz and Calixto Ochoa (Diomedes Diaz)
3:24
Los SabanalesCalixto Ochoa
Diciembre, Navidad Y Alegria
2:41
Mata'e Caña (Mata'e Cana)Calixto Ochoa
Homenaje a una Leyenda Viva (Vol. 1)
2:46
Todo Es Para TíCalixto Ochoa
3:03
El CalabacitoCalixto Ochoa
Homenaje a una Leyenda Viva (Vol. 1)
