Sonora Matancera y sus Grandes Estrellas (2001)
Sonora Matancera y sus Grandes Estrellas
Cuba | MP3 320 Kbps | 2 CD | 200 MB
Orféon 2001
Cuba | MP3 320 Kbps | 2 CD | 200 MB
Orféon 2001
Led by 90-year-old guitarist and vocalist Don Regelio Martinez, La Sonora Matancera has been called, by the Guinness Book of World Records, "the group with the longest duration." Formed by Valentin Cane, bassist Pablo "Babu" Vasquez, vocalist Eugene Perez, timbale player Manuel "Jimagua" Sanchez, trumpet player Ismael Goberna, and guitarists Domingo Medina, Jose Manuel Valera, Julio Gobin, and Juan Llopiz Baptist, the band has gone through many personnel changes in more than seven decades. Vocalists in the group have included Daniel Holy, Nelson Pinedo, Albert Beltran, Bobby Hood, Argentine Carlos, and its greatest alumni, Celia Cruz. Original director, Valentin Cane, led the band until poor health forced him to retire at the end of the 1930s. Initially known as Septeto Soprano, the group adapted its name to La Sonora Matancera in 1932. Leaving Cuba, at the advent of the revolution of the 1950s, the group settled in New York, where they continued to share their love of salsa with enthusiastic audiences. ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide01. El chivo
02. Palmeras
03. Vecina
04. El mambito (Sabrosito)
05. La jaibera
06. Los limones
07. A burujon puñao
08. Óyeme mamá
09. El amor de mi bohío
10. Suenan los tambores
11. Total
12. Marinero
13. Barbaraquití
14. Carnaval de la Matancera
15. Oye guajira
01. Guantanamera
02. Dos gardenias
03. Maní tostao
04. El guajirito
05. Ven Bernabé
06. Quisiera y no quisiera
07. Hava Naguila
08. Angustia
09. Amor ciego
10. El cable
11. Humo
12. Qué tonta eres
13. Mala mujer
14. En el mar
15. Saguatecumbia