What is Editus?
{{Infobox musical artist |Background = group_or_band |Name = Editus |Origin = [[Costa Rica]] |Genre = [[Latin]]<br>[[Jazz]]<br>[[New Age]] |associated_acts = [[Arnoldo Castillo]] |current_members = [[Ricardo Ramírez]] <br /> [[Edín Solís]] <br /> [[Carlos Vargas]] |website = [http://www.edituscr.com Editus] }} '''Editus''' is a [[Costa Rica]]n [[music]] [[band|group]]. The group included Ricardo Ramírez, Edín Solís and Carlos “Tapado” Vargas. Their music [[style]]s were a combination of modern, [[jazz]], [[new age music|new age]], [[classical music]], and the unique sound of [[Latin America]]. Editus went to over 30 [[Country|countries]] in [[North America]], [[Europe]] and Latin America to give shows. They performed in places like The [[New York City|New York’s]] [[Carnegie Hall]], The [[John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts|Kennedy Center]] [[Washington D.C.]], [[The Olimpia]] in [[Paris]], the [[Montreux Jazz Festival]] in [[Switzerland]], [[Monterrey Jazz Festival]], [[Auditorio Nacional]] and [[Plaza del Sócalo]] in [[Mexico City]]. They have worked with famous artists like [[León Gieco]], [[Danilo Pérez]], [[Aterciopelados]], [[Tania Libertad]], [[Armando Manzanero]], [[Pedro Aznar]], and [[Rubén Blades]]. They won the [[Grammy Award]] in 2000 with Blades for “Best Latin Pop Presentation” for the [[song]] called “Tiempos.” They have also won awards in the [[category|categories]] “Best World Music Album” and “Best Tropical Contemporary Album” for their [[album]] ''Mundo''. They have received [[nation]]al [[award]]s like “Ancora” given by “[[La Nación]]” [[newspaper]]; the [[National Association of Authors and Musical Composers]] (ACAM) named them “The group with Best International Projection,” [[TELETICA]] named Editus as the “Artist of the Year 2000” and the newspaper “[[La República]]” awarded this group “Personality of the Year.” ==Albums== During their career they have produced eleven albums, they are: *Ilusiones (1994) *Siempre Vol. I (1995) *Inéditus (1996) *Dibujando Memorias (1997) *