Tito Paris is a celebrated musician and composer hailing from Cape Verde, born on May 30, 1963, in Mindelo, São Vicente. His music is a rich blend of Cape Verdean rhythms such as morna and coladeira, which he skillfully combines with elements of Portuguese Fado, Brazilian samba, and African music. He settled in Lisbon as a teenager, where he quickly became a pivotal figure in the popularization of Cape Verdean music throughout the Portuguese-speaking world.

Over the years, Paris has built a reputation as one of the foremost ambassadors of Cape Verdean music, with his smooth voice and masterful guitar playing. His body of work includes both heartfelt ballads and upbeat tracks that make it impossible for the listener not to sway to the rhythms. "Mim Ê Bô," one of his most beloved songs, exemplifies his ability to capture the soulful essence of his culture in music. Tito Paris's contributions to world music have not only made him a national treasure in Cape Verde but have also garnered him international acclaim, helping to spread the unique sounds of his homeland to audiences worldwide. Notable performances like "27 07 1990 ao vivo" and "Ao Vivo em Cabo Verde" have further cemented his status as a live performer of exceptional caliber, capable of enchanting crowds with his vibrant and heartfelt performances.