Cha-Cha =Enrique Jorrin+Cuba
Cha-cha was one of the most famous Cuban rhythms created by the talented composer Enrique Jorrín in the forties, in the fifties, the world danced with it.
The Cuban’s life in Juan Formell’s music
Juan Formell´s songs are like a pleasant testimony about how Cuba was during some decades
The secrets that Tata Güines took to his grave
Tata Güines was an exceptional rumba man with a unique way to play congas. Would you like to know some of his secrets?
American artists in Cuba. The six most influential visits from the centuries XX and XXI
Many American artists visited Cuba in XIX and XX centuries, mainly interested in knowing the culture and music.
Rumba men, Cuban and Unknown…!
A popular rumba men lived in Cuba, a few know his name but everybody sing his songs
The Country, Sex and the Sucu Suco
Sucu suco is one of the most regional and indigenous expressions of the Cuban popular music, with lyrics that involve patriotic themes or overlapped sexual verses.
Mambo was on the air…
A musical revolution started to take part at the end of the 30s and got its biggest splendor during the 50s; it was Mambo
Meme Solís a life between harmonies
Meme Solís, the famous Cuban musician choose the exile as alternative
How to compose hit songs
The outstanding Cuban composer José (Pepe) Valladares reveals for Tradicionales de los 50, some musical creation clefs.
Three Cuban musicians of huge greatness and sad destiny
Three Cuban musicians of huge greatness and sad destiny, Manuel Corona, Polo Montañez and Carlos Embale
