Nano Cabrera

Nano Cabrera joined with Tony Croatto, Silverio Pérez, Josy La Torre, and Irvin García in 1975 to generate the high harmonies of Haciendo Punto en Otro Child. Although he previously previously performed with rock and roll bands, the brand new group provided a chance to concentrate on Cuban and South American musical affects. Featuring Cabrera as well as the group harmonizing on tracks by Puerto Rican poets, including Juan Antonio Corretjer and Luis Llorens Torres, the record included such strikes as “Verde Luz,” “La Vida Compesino,” “Ensillando Mi Caballo,” “Mujer De 26 Anos,” and “En Vida Todo Ha sido Ir.” Following recording from the band’s second record, Oubao Moin, Cabrera and Croatto still left the group.