Toñito Leon

Toñito Leon, born Anthony Oropeza León on September 15, 1992, in Caracas, Venezuela, is a vibrant Latin artist known primarily for his work in the salsa and tropical music genres. With a compelling fusion of lively rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, he has gained a dedicated following worldwide. Some of his popular songs include "Si Me Dijeras," "Todo de Ti - Version Salsa," and "La Última Vez - Version Salsa," which showcase his knack for combining traditional salsa sounds with modern flair and emotional depth. Beyond his solo career, Toñito Leon is also recognized for his ties to the salsa legacy as the grandson of renowned musician Óscar D'León, reflecting his deep roots in Latin music culture.

His discography features several singles and EPs such as "Dejaría Todo (Salsa Version)" and "Las Que Me Gustan de Salserín," highlighting his consistent output and relevance in the salsa scene. Toñito combines his talents as a singer, songwriter, and musical producer, bringing fresh energy and innovation to the genre while honoring the rich salsa tradition from which he hails.