He followed these with the single 'Te Cambie por Dos' a year later, a track that garnered such strong radio play, it attracted the attention of several managers and Au0026R personnel. The simple but moving ballad, 'Sin Ti Moriría,' showcased another aspect of his talent, and the title track, the album's second single, was showcased with a video and via digital release - both became regional hits. One of the fruits of this informal workshop was his first big corrido 'Los Tres Mandos.' Issued as an independent single, it received major radio airplay.nn Encouraged by its success, he began writing corridos for other artists including Caro, Julion Avarez, Gerardo Ortiz, and Banda MS.nnAcosta formed Su Nuevo Imperio and returned to singing and recording his own songs on his independent debut long-player, 2013's La Suerte Esta Mi Lado. He got together with the pair at night to compose. After high school he moved to Ciudad, Obregon where he met and was befriended by Caro and Olivas. His songs stood out and music became an obsession, and he made the decision it was to be his vocation. He began a band with some school friends called Los Ahijados de Sinaloa. After learning some rudimentary chords, he discovered a knack for the instrument and was soon writing his own songs.

He was introduced to the guitar during high school and enjoyed it. His band, since first appearing on the scene in 2013, has been making waves and drawing favorable comparisons to other great bands and solo artists including Regulo Caro and Alfredito Olivas (longtime friends) as well as Calibre 50.nnAcosta was not initially interested in music, but mathematics and Mexican history, two subjects he excelled in throughout his elementary and high school years. Tino Acosta, frontman for Tino Acosta y Su Nuevo Imperio, is one of the new generation of corrido grupera singers and songwriters.

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