Yumurí Y Sus Hermanos

Yumuri Con Sus Hermanos, among Cuba’s most successful rings from the mid-90s, were shaped by Yumuri (b. Moises Rafael Valle Moleiro, Cuba) after many years as music group innovator with Orquesta Reve. Even though group’s worldwide and local achievement, Yumuri had usually harboured ambitions to business lead his own music group, and finally founded this fresh group along with his brothers Pedro (alto saxophone), Osvaldo (tenor saxophone, flute) and Luis Alberto (trumpet) in the first 90s (Yumuri Y Sus Hermanos actually means Yumuri And His Brothers). They quickly became company favourites around the Havana live circuit, using their music an assortment of Cuban designs such as child, cha-cha and salsa, aswell as imported customs such as for example jazz funk. The group received several gives to tour internationally, Yumuri ultimately accepting a commission rate from a consortium of Japanese owners to have a residency at a Cuban cafe located in the affluent Shibuya area of Tokyo. Followers of Cuban music quickly flocked compared to that eaterie, entitled Muchaka, which also became a mecca for Japanese-based salsa music artists such as for example Orquesta Del Sol and Orquesta De La Luz. The achievement of this endeavor eventually resulted in a recording agreement, as well as the release from the group’s debut recording, Provocación.