Out Of Cuba-Latin American Music Takes Africa By S - Out Of Cuba: Latin American Music Takes Africa By Storm vinyl record cover

Manicero, El (The Peanut Vendor) - Trio Matamoros Con Dos Guitar

Elixir de la Vida (Elixir of Life) - Trio Matamoros

Mujer Celosa (Jealous Woman) - Trio Matamoros

Amparo - Sexteto Habanero

Falsa Eva (False Eva) - Septeto Matamoros

Tu Veras (You'll See) - Septeto Matamoros

Lamento Esclavo (Slave's Lament) - Rico's Creole Band

Alla V (There It Goes) - Canario Y Su Grupo

Men‚alo Que Se Empelota - Orquesta Victor Antillana

Sufrimiento (Suffering) - Pinta Y Su Grupo

Moin Aime, Doudou Moin - Rico's Creole Band

Alegre Conga (Happy Conga) - Orquesta Hermanos Castro Canto/Eddy

Bot¢n de Rosa (Rose Bud) - Vicente Sigler Y Su Orq.

Guajira, La (Country Woman) - Don Azpiazu And His Orchestra

Cachumbamb‚ - Antonio Machin Et Son Orchestre Cubain

Elube Chango - Xavier Cugat

Dundumbanza - Conjunto Arsenio Rodriquez

Babae - Trio Yara Y Abelardito Valdes Y Su Grupo

Aires Cubanos - Trio Yara

Madalena - Rico's Creole Band

Juazeiro - Luiz Gonzaga

Item UPC: 714822092722

Date First Available: June 21, 2005

Label: TOPIC RECORDS

Out Of Cuba-Latin American Music Takes Africa By S

Out Of Cuba: Latin American Music Takes Africa By Storm

Name: Out Of Cuba-Latin American Music Takes Africa By S - Out Of Cuba: Latin American Music Takes Africa By Storm
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ABOUT THE ALBUM

These great Cuban records from the 1930s to the 1950s can be said to have literally changed the face of African Music. Starting from 1932, the HMV record company targeted records of Cuban music directly to West Africa - the famous GV series. It was an overwhelming success, with enormous sales and a further influence way above the sales, as the sound of Cuban music was everywhere over the next 25 years. The styles and rhythms were picked up by local musicians throughout Africa who incorporated them into their native music forms and whose influences are still heard today. The 20 page booklet tells the full story, with details and rare photos and graphics from the period.

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