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Juan Pablo Torres

One of the better trombone players within the Latin-jazz community from the 1990s, Juan Pablo Torres provided an essential part in recordings by Paquito D’Rivera, Charles Azvanour and Gilberto Santa Rosa. Furthermore, the Cuban documented a minimum of two dozen LPs of his personal while seated in with others; their …

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Machito

Machito played an enormous role in the annals of Latin jazz, for his rings from the 1940s were most likely the first to attain a fusion of powerful Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz improvisation. At its roaring greatest, the band acquired a hard-charging audio, packed with jostling, hyperactive bongos and congas …

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Vieja Trova Santiaguera

Cuban quintet shaped by experienced music artists who have been previously taking part in in bands such as for example Cuarteto Patria, Un Dúo de los Compadres, and la Estudiantina Invasora. Vieja Trova Santiaguera’s primary characteristic continues to be its capability to combine child, guaracha, and bolero. Reinaldo Creagh, Francisco …

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Los Van Van

Los Vehicle Vehicle are probably one of the most essential and influential rings in the annals of 20th hundred years Cuban pop music. Although 1990s had been pervaded by organizations that combined folkloric and traditional music using the musical tendencies of your day, and the start of the 21st hundred …

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Charlie Palmieri

The older brother of Eddie Palmieri, Charlie Palmieri was just as gifted a pianist as his sibling, extremely percussive and attentive to rhythm while also flashing florid passages which were clearly the merchandise of the classical education. His piano research started at seven and he went to the Juilliard College …

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Celia Cruz

Celia Cruz was among Latin music’s esteemed vocalists. A ten-time Grammy nominee, Cruz, who sang just in her indigenous Spanish vocabulary, received a Smithsonian Life time Achievement honor, a Country wide Medal from the Arts, and honorary doctorates from Yale University or college as well as the University or college …

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Celeste Mendoza

b. 1930, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, d. 22 November 1998, Havana, Cuba. Flatteringly referred to as the ‘rumba queen’ of 50s Cuba, Mendoza’s speciality was guaracha, the powerful rumba style up to date by African rhythms. In addition to being a brilliant performer and interpreter, she was also a well-known …

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Felix Chappottin

An associate of Cuba’s most widely used band from the 1920s and ’30s, Septeto Habanero, Felix Chappottin continued to inspire Afro-Cuban music along with his sweet-toned trumpet taking part in for a lot more than 6 decades. Inheriting the management of Afro-Cuban tres guitarist Arsenio Rodriguez’s big music group, who …

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Eliades Ochoa

From the outset of his career until 50 years later when Buena Vista Social Club produced him children name, Eliades Ochoa built his repertoire from Cuban traditional music, specifically sons, guarachas, guajiras, and boleros. As a kid, he learned to try out acoustic guitar and tres (an modified guitar), and …

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Cuarteto Patria

Founded by vocalist and maracas player Maria Emilia Garcia, guitarist Pancho Cobas as well as the group’s first director Francisco Coba La in 1939, Cuarteto Patria attained international success after guitarist/tres player and lead vocalist Eliades Ochoa assumed leadership in 1978. Beneath the assistance of Santiago, Chile-born Ochoa, the group …

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