Artist's albums
Amor, Violines y...Chucho
2000 · album
Con Chucho Avellanet y la Tuna de Cayey
2000 · album
Desde el Alma
2000 · album
Estoy de Vuelta
2000 · album
Romance
2000 · album
Siempre Romántico
1998 · album
Chucho con Amor
1971 · album
Love Story
1971 · album
Y Hoy Me Recuerdas
1977 · album
Ayer, Hoy, Siempre…
2016 · album
Que No se Pierda la Esencia
2016 · album
Navidades en Mi Pueblo
2015 · album
Grandes Exitos
2015 · compilation
Un Gusto a Mujer
2014 · album
Voz Y Sentimiento
2013 · album
25 Años en la Canción
2006 · album
Jamás Te Olvidaré
1973 · album
Jamas Te Olividare
2004 · album
El Romántico de América
2003 · album
Recordando a Tito Rodríguez
2003 · album
Navidad con Chucho
1967 · album
Boleros de Amor
1967 · album
Se Acabó
1968 · album
More Love & Violins
1969 · album
Love & Violins
1965 · album
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Biography
One of Puerto Rico's first teen idols, Chucho Avellanet has remained active as a television producer, film star, and regular performer at the island's top hotels. Avellanet became the first Latin American artist to perform during the internationally televised Miss Universal competition. A native of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, Avellanet first attracted attention in the mid-'60s as a member of Trio Los Duendes. "Discovered" by Cuban producer Gaspar Pumarejo, Avellanet began appearing on Puerto Rican television, building an audience that embraced his recordings, including "Canta Muchachita," "Se Acabó," "Ya No Existe el Amor," "La Primera Novia," "Si Yo Fuera Rico," "Manolo," "Love Story," and "Por Ti." His 15-album discography includes the English-language recording In a Little Spanish Town. In 1972, Avellanet finished fourth in a competition at the Festival OTI in Spain. His single "Jamas Te Olvidare" remained in the top slot on the Venezuelan pop charts for 17 weeks. Since the mid-'90s, Avellanet has overseen his own record label, Unicornio, producing albums for such artists as Argentinian vocalist Alberto Cortéz. He has managed to record well into the 21st century, issuing an album every two or three years. He was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2011, and underwent treatment, and made a full recovery. He issued the album Navidades En Mi Pueblo in 2015 on SJ Family. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi