Arturo Fuerte

Cuban-born guitarist Arturo Fuerte grew up within the bosom of the modest regional family. While his enthusiasm for music was developing, he produced his first acoustic guitar out of real wood and fishing cable. Later on, the talented musician graduated from Havana’s Amadeo Roldan conservatory, keeping a master’s level in classical acoustic guitar, and he shifted to the U.S. in 1980. Arturo Fuerte documented his debut recording, called Enthusiasm, in 1995, accompanied by Illusion, released following a live show at Miami’s Coconut Grove on March 18, 1998. After issuing Obsession, playing an assortment of flamenco, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and gypsy rumba, Common Music released his 4th album, Gypsy Center (Corazón Latino), in Sept of 2000.