Checo Acosta

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Alcibiades Antonio Acosta Agudelo (June 14, 1965 in Soledad, Atlántico, Colombia) is a Colombian folk singer.

Acosta is the son of Alci Acosta.

• 1989 - Sencillamente
• 1990 - Camino Real
• 1992 - De Colombia
• 1993 - Con Sabor Y Sentimiento
• 1995 - Que Viva el Amor
• 1996 - Esta de Moda
• 1997 - Herencia
• 1999 - Checomania
• 2000 - Checazos de Carnaval
• 2007 - 15 Anos De Exitos
• 2009 - El folclor de mi tierra
• 2013 - Checumbias

• Nominated Latin Grammy Awards of 2007 - Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album: (Checazos De Carnaval 3)
• Nominated Latin Grammy Awards of 2010 - Best Folk Album: (El Folclor de Mi Tierra)

• Checo Acosta at AllMusic
• Official Website

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