Sones De Cuba

• Artist: Septetos Cubanos
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• Release Date: October 01, 1993
• Total Time: 86:14
• Genre: Latin

Review

Although the U.S. embargo keeps much traditional and contemporary Cuban music from reaching these shores, bits and pieces still make it, thanks to labels like Corazon. They have recently issued a two-disc set of modern son music by Septetos Cubanos. Son is an invigorating, rigorous form with chanting, multiple beats and textures and layered vocals with brass and guitar support. Fans of Latin jazz may find the vocals disconcerting, but if you are really interested in international music, these discs will prove fascinating. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Tracks

CD 1

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Harina de Maíz		Septeto Tipico Oriental	(5:16)
El Traguito		Tipicos del Son	(5:14)
A Mi Oriente	Salvador Urquía	Septeto Soneros San Luis	(6:02)
Bótala Mi Compay		Septeto Soneros San Luis	(4:24)
El Cuarto de Tula	Luis Marquetti	Cuarteto Patria	(5:34)
Sabor a Caney		Cuarteto Patria	(5:01)
Son Capetillo		Septeto Tipico Spirituano	(4:14)
Por Tu Gracia Sin Par		Estudiantina Invasora	(3:35)
Fufuñando		Septeto Tipico Spirituano	(4:36)

CD 2

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Descarga de Son		Septeto Tipico Oriental	(5:50)
Moreno		Septeto Tipico Spirituano	(3:20)
Papá Oggún		Tipicos del Son	(3:54)
Chanchán		Cuarteto Patria	(4:13)
El Dulcerito		Septeto Soneros San Luis	(3:30)
Échale Salsita	Ignacio Piñeiro	Septeto Nacional de Ignacio Piñeiro	(4:01)
Calité		Estudiantina Invasora	(5:56)
Son de la Loma		Agrupacion Cucalambe	(5:43)
Se Quema la Cocina		Guitarras Y Trovadores	(5:30)

Credits

Senen Martos (Bongos), Candido Diaz (Banjo), Candido Diaz (Contrabass), Eduardo Llerenas (Text), Victor Ginarte (Maracas), Antonia Barreches (Vocals), Francisco Herrera (Bajo Sexto), Flor Evencio García (Soliste), Rodolfo Marrero (Vocals), Antonia Barreches (?), Enrique Ramirez de Arellano (Digital Engineer), Francisco Cajigal (Guitar), Orlando Molinos (Vocals), Rafael Sanchez (Tres), Angel Luis Samos (Vocals), Romarico Cárbonel (Marimba), Julian Cardenas (Bajo Sexto), Arnel Ramierz (Guitar), Jose Zequeira (Tumbadora), Eugene Rodriguez (Claves), Enrique Ramirez de Arellano (Engineer), Manuel Semanat (Tumbadora), Angel Ramos (Marimba), Antonio Fernandez (?), Amado Machado (Banjo), Ernesto Ponte (Maracas), Pauside Suarez (Marimba), Romarico Cárbonel (Maracas), Alberto Lopez (Vocals), Lino Reginfo (Vocals), Ismael Gonzalez (Trumpet), Candido Diaz (Double Bass), Víctor DeLos Santos Ginarte (Maracas), Carlos Embales (Soliste), Esmerido Perez (Trumpet), Gilberto Rodríguez, Jr. (Bajo Sexto), Reynaldo Creagh (Soliste), Amado Machado (Double Bass), Francisco Bacayao (Marimbula), Aristides Serrano (Bongos), Pauside Suarez (Vocals), Aristoteles Limonta (Bass), Antonio Garcia (Guitar), Roberto Jorrin (Guitar), Humberto Ochoa (Guitar), Arístides Torres (Vocals), Eduardo Llerenas (Producer), Antonio Fernandez (Tres), Septeto Soneros San Luis (Performer), Israel Gonzalez (?), Salvador Urquía (Guitar), Francisco Bacayao (Director), Pedro Acebo (Director), Eugenio Rodriquez (Claves), Rafael Sanchez (?), Evaristo Diaz (Bongos), Estudiantina Invasora (Performer), Carlos Embales (Director), Bruno Sergio Rodríguez (Bajo Sexto), Angel Luis Samos (Maracas), Flor Evencio (?), Manuel Semanat (?), Carlos Embales (Soloist), Aldo Gonzalez (Maracas), Cipriano Labrada (Bongos), Edilberto Sanchez (Banjo), Tipicos del Son (Performer), Pedro Acebo (Laud), Euclides Videaud (Timbales), Rodolfo Marrero (Soloist), Cuarteto Patria (Performer), Manuel Delgado (Guitar), Reynaldo Bolanos (?), Lino Reginfo (Soliste), Arístides Torres (Maracas), Angel Ramos (Maracas), Joaquín Solórzano (Bongos), Alberto Lopez (Claves), Fermin Bernal (Tres), Gabino Bernal (Bongos), Aristoteles Limonta (Banjo), Victor Ginarte (Vocals), Eugenio Rodriquez (Vocals), Edilberto Sanchez (Bass), Victor Ginarte (?), Pedro Herrera Concepción (Bongos), Jesús Pestana (Guiro), Eugene Rodriguez (Vocals), Leonard Calderon (Botija), Ernesto Oliva (Claves), Bruno Sergio Rodríguez (Bass), Salvador Urquía (Director), Antonio Villavicencio (?), Francisco Jimenez (Vocals), Pedro Fernández (Vocals), Francisco Jimenez (?), Septeto Tipico Spirituano (Performer), Francisco Herrera (Bass), Pedro Fernández (?), Enrique Arellano (Engineer), Julian Cardenas (Banjo), Israel Gonzalez (Tres), Berta Ferraud (?), Francisco Jimenez (Guiro), Angel Dale (Guitar), Pauside Suarez (Maracas), Aristoteles Limonta (Bajo Sexto), Ernesto Carrey (Bongos), Arnel Alexis Ramírez (Vocals), Eliades Ochoa (Guitar), Lino Reginfo (Soloist), Fermin Bernal (?), Edilberto Sanchez (Bajo Sexto), Estevan Nunez (?), Rodolfo Marrero (Soliste), Antonio Villavicencio (Tres), Aldo Gonzalez (Vocals), Eduardo Llerenas (Liner Notes), Reynaldo Bolanos (Tres), Angel Ramos (Vocals), Jose Zequeira (?), Ernesto Oliva (Soloist), Reynaldo Creagh (Soloist), Eduardo Llerenas (Photography), Pedro Fernández (Tres), Víctor DeLos Santos Ginarte (Vocals), Julian Cardenas (Bass), Bruno Rodriguez (Banjo), Aldo Gonzalez (?), Gilberto Rodríguez, Jr. (Bass), Ernesto Ponte (Marimba), Leonard Calderon (?), Eliades Ochoa (Vocals), Emigdil Soler (?), Pedro Concepcion (Bongos), Angel Huelga (Guitar), Amado Machado (Contrabass), Orlando Molinos (Guitar), Manuel Delgado (Director), Arnel Alexis Ramírez (Guitar), Rafael Perez (Guitar), Gilberto Rodriquez (?), Jesus Pestano (?), Ernesto Oliva (Soliste), Reynaldo Castillo (Trumpet), Emigdil Soler (Tres), Irais Herrezuelo (Guitar), Flor Evencio García (Soloist), Francisco Herrera (Banjo), Francisco Cobas la O. (Guitar), Francisco Bacayao (Marimba), Berta Ferraud (Vocals), Septeto Nacional de Ignacio Piñeiro (Performer), Estevan Nunez (Tres), Israel Gonzalez (Trumpet)