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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2011 · 1H 30M

Cachao, 2004

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La leyenda del maestro Cachao, considerado el inventor del mambo, empieza desde su juventud en la Orquesta Filarmónica de la Habana en la que trabajó durante treinta años. Emigrado a los Estados Unidos a principios de los años sesenta y redescubierto por el actor Andy García en los años noventa en la película documental Cachao… como su ritmo no hay dos que le llevó al éxito en el mundo del jazz cubano y el danzón. Reconocidos virtuosos le arropan en éste histórico concierto que rendimos como homenaje a uno de los más grandes bajistas cubanos. Fecha: Julio de 2004 Lugar: Cartagena, Murcia Músicos: Cachao, contrabajo; Jimmy Bosch, Trombón; Kiwzo Fumero, trompeta; Alfredo Valdés Junior, piano; Federico Britos, violín; Daniel Berroa, congas; Rafael "Tato" Palau, saxo y clarinete; Jimmy Delgado, timbal; Anthony Columbe, voz y güiro.

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