Today, Ecuador remembers Julio Jaramillo Laurido, known internationally as Míster Juramento or the Nightingale of America, on the 48th anniversary of his passing. Jaramillo died on February 9, 1978, at the young age of 42, leaving behind a rich legacy as one of the most beloved artists in the Spanish-speaking world. His work primarily consisted of romantic songs across various genres, including boleros, valses, tangos, and pasillos, which resonated with audiences in several countries, including Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, and more.

In addition to his extensive discography, which includes thousands of songs, Jaramillo's influence spread far and wide, captivating listeners not only in Latin America but also in Europe. Known for his emotive singing style and the depth of his lyrics, he collaborated with top international composers and introduced European songs into his repertoire, showcasing his versatility and passion for music. His ability to interpret diverse rhythms allowed him to connect with various audiences and secure his status as a cultural icon.

To honor Jaramillo's contributions to music and ensure that newer generations appreciate his artistry, the Club de Fanes has organized several fairs over the years. These events have highlighted many of his lesser-known works and attracted renowned researchers and collectors from around the globe, further cementing his legacy. Julio Jaramillo's music continues to inspire and evoke nostalgia, reminding fans of his poignant presence in the history of Ecuadorian music and beyond.