Tino & The Revlons were an American doo-wop group active in the early 1960s, known for their harmonious vocal style and rhythm and blues influences. They were led by vocalist Constantino "Tino" Valdes and included members Bobby Wade, Tyrone Scott, and Eddie Edgehill. While not reaching the mainstream popularity of some contemporaries, they are recognized for their contributions to the evolution of doo-wop, particularly the single "Little Girl, Little Girl". Their music, characterized by its smooth melodies and soulful harmonies, remains a testament to the early doo-wop era.