Bronx native Angela Bofill sang with Ricardo Morrero & the Group and the Dance Theater of Harlem chorus before her 1978 debut. With her strong, distinctive alto, she has carved a niche as an outstanding interpreter of soul ballads. Between 1978 and 1984, Bofill had consistent success on the R&B charts, with six albums making the Top 40 (five of which made the Top 100 on the pop charts as well), including two, Angel of the Night (1979) and Too Tough (1983), that made the Top Ten. During this peri

Bronx native Angela Bofill sang with Ricardo Morrero & the Group and the Dance Theater of Harlem chorus before her 1978 debut. With her strong, distinctive alto, she has carved a niche as an outstanding interpreter of soul ballads. Between 1978 and 1984, Bofill had consistent success on the R&B charts, with six albums making the Top 40 (five of which made the Top 100 on the pop charts as well), including two, Angel of the Night (1979) and Too Tough (1983), that made the Top Ten. During this peri

Remembering Angela Bofill, the gifted singer-songwriter of Cuban-Puerto Rican heritage, brings to mind her distinctive voice and the string of soulful hits that graced the late 1970s and 1980s. Tracks like "This Time I'll Be Sweeter," "Angel of the Night," and "I Try" showcased her impressive vocal range and her ability to blend jazz, R&B, and Latin influences into a sound that was uniquely her own. Bofill's journey in music was marked by both significant achievements and considerable challenges