Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

Antonio Cabán Vale (El Topo) - Antonia. + Informações

Recordamos el asesinato de la estudiante universitaria puertorriqueña Antonia Martínez Lagares, ocurrido en Rio Piedras el 4 de marzo de 1970., como parte de la represión política a estudiantes de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Antonio Caban Vales inmortaliza en esta canción los sucesos. Nace el 22 de abril de 1949 en Arecibo. Cursa estudios universitarios en el Recinto de Rio Piedras de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Faltándole solo dos meses para graduarse de maestra de Español, su honestidad, valentía y su defensa por los derechos a sus semejantes le cuesta la vida. El 4 de marzo de 1970 durante protestas estudiantiles contra la presencia de reclutadores militares en ls UPR Rio Piedras y su frente de entrenamiento ROTC, las autoridades universitarias piden que se movilice la policía para suprimir las demostraciones. Antonia que observa los acontecimientos desde el balcón de su hospedaje, ve cuando un policía agrede sin compasión a un estudiante y le grita que lo deje y que no abuse mas. Por respuesta el policía le dispara al rostro, asesinándola.. + Informações

CON NIEVES QUINTERO Y SU CONJUNTO. 'Donde Vas Maria" de Antonio Caban Vale. Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

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"Alla En La Altura" de Juan Morales Ramos (Moralito). Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

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"Honra Y Cultura" de Flor Morales Ramos (Ramito).Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

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"Mi Adorada" escrita por Bobby Capo. ANTONIO CABAN VALE "EL TOPO" : Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions. ROY BROWN RAMIREZ: (born July 18, 1945) is a composer, singer and a fervent believer in the cause for the independence of Puerto Rico. Some .... + Informações

Antonio Cabán Vale "El Topo" en Festival en Moca.. + Informações

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Festival de la Trova una producción de Fran Ferrer. Grabado en el Centro de Bellas Artes en San Juan, Puerto Rico, en noviembre de 1982. Participaron Joan Manuel Serrat, Silvio Rodriguez, Pablo Milanes, Antonio "El Topo" Caban Vale (entre otros).. + Informações

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Singer, songwriter and poet, affectionately known as "El Topo", was born on 22 November 1942 in the small town of Moca, on the western end of Puerto Rico. He moved to Rio Piedras, in the metropolitan area of San Juan, in 1961, to pursue his studies at the University of Puerto Rico. It was there that Cabán Vale first became known as "El Topo" and where he published his first poems in a student literary review called "Guajana". In 1966 he graduated with a BA in arts and social science and began working as a teacher in the public school system. Wishing to touch people through his poetry, he began to write music during the 1970's to reach more people. Cabán even formed a band called "Taoné" that performed his compositions of poetry as music. Cabán was also a performer in that group and gained valuable experience as a singer during that time. As the "nueva canción" style washed over Puerto Rico, Cabán became a well noted composer. His simple yet inspirational verses enchanted listeners. Songs such as "Flor de amapola", "Qué bonita luna", and "Solina, Solina", helped give impetus to the nueva canción style of popular music, as well as to his own career and fame as a composer. His romantic melodies such as "Canción de los amantes" were popularized in many different versions.. + Informações

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Una bella canción de Antonio Caban Vale "El Topo". + Informações

Mi versión de esta hermosa canción del Topo. Dedicada a nuestros niños, especialmente a Iván Andrés ya Ana Isabel que viene en camino.. + Informações

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Audio Masterizado Autor: Antonio Caban Vale, " El Topo" Propiedad de Popular, Inc 1999. + Informações

Cristal Reyes, Noelia Torres, Raul Wilson y Franco Sosa miembros de Danza Fiesta bailan a lo que se considera el segundo himno de Puerto Rico - Verde Luz.. + Informações

Ian The Kid Capo ft Antonio Cabán Vale "El Topo" "Comenzo La Navidad". + Informações

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"Verde Luz" de Antonio Caban Vale "El Topo" Haciendo Punto en Otro Son is a Nueva Trova band from Puerto Rico, founded in 1975. They recorded fourteen albums and performed in Latin America, the Caribbean and USA. Band members included Tony Croatto, Silverio Pérez, Josy LaTorre, Irvin García, Nano Cabrera, Ivan Gonzalez, Jorge Arce, José Vega Santana and many others. Haciendo Punto's repertoire has been sung by generations and it has become part of the Puerto Rican folklore.[citation needed] Haciendo Punto's outstanding contribution was the dissemination of other performers' music from the Caribbean and Latin America as well as their own Puerto Rican culture.. + Informações