Rare Footage of Beny More And His Orchestra. + Informações

Beny Moré, Bonito y Sabroso. + Informações

Benny More sings his composition CIENFUEGO live in Radio Progreso. Benny Moré (Bartolomé Maximiliano Moré Gutiérrez, was born on August 24, 1919 and died in 19 February19, 1963. He is often thought of as the greatest Cuban popular singer of all time. He was gifted with an innate musicality and fluid tenor voice which he colored and phrased with great expressivity. Moré was a master of most genres of Cuban music, such as the son montuno, mambo, guaracha, and bolero. In particular, it is unusual for a singer to be equally proficient at both the fast rhythms (eg guaracha) and the slower rhythms, such as the bolero. Moré also formed and led the leading Cuban big band of the 1950s, until his death in 1963. Beny was the lead singer of Perez Prado Orchestra. He also was a member of Conjunto Matamoros. He recorded with many orchestras both in Mexico and in Cuba and other countries. His big band was similar to Perez Prado Orchestra with whom he learned all the tricks of the trade. Although he could not read music, he was a fluid composer. Here you will hear a live performance that he did in RADIO PROGRESO. We bring EL SONERO MAYOR DE CUBA to YOUTUBE so future generations know who this music giant was.. + Informações

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A famous bolero sung by Beny More, composed by Ernesto Duarte. Here are the lyrics with the english translation: Cómo fue... no sé decirte cómo fue, no sé explicarme qué pasó pero de ti me enamoré. Fue una luz que iluminó todo mi ser. Tu risa como un manantial regó mi vida de inquietud. Fueron tus ojos o tu boca, fueron tus manos o tu voz, fue a lo mejor la impaciencia de tanto esperar tu llegada. Mas no sé, no sé decirte cómo fue, no sé explicarme qué pasó pero de ti me enamoré. (instrumental) Fueron tus ojos o tu boca, fueron tus manos o tu voz, fue a lo mejor la impaciencia de tanto esperar tu llegada. Mas no sé, no sé decirte cómo fue, no sé explicarme qué pasó pero de ti me enamoré. ---------------------------------- How did that happen... I can't tell you how, I can't explain what happened But I fell in love with you. It was a light that shone in my soul. Your laugh was like a spring feeding my life with restlessness. Was it your eyes or your lips, or your hands or your voice, maybe it was impatience after waiting so long for you to arrive. I don't know anymore, I can't tell you how, I can't explain what happened, but I fell in love with you. (instrumental) Was it your eyes or your lips, or your hands or your voice, maybe it was impatience after waiting so long for you to arrive. I don't know anymore, I can't tell you how, I can't explain what happened, but I fell in love with you.. + Informações

El Barbaro del Ritmo Cubano , en este Clip de pelicula.. + Informações

Homenaje a EL UNICO: Benny Moré "El Barbaro del Ritmo" ¿Que les puedo Decir de benny Moré? Ya Todo esta Dicho, Este Grande Musico Director Autodidacta y Poseedor de Una Voz Preciosa y Talentosa que cantaba todo ritmo y toda cancion (Sones Guarachas Rumbas Guaguancos Boleros mambos, etc etc) Benny Moré es Considerado Hasta el Dia de Hoy como "EL DIOS DE LA SALSA", Ha sido Homenajeado por Fania All Stars, Tito Puente, Larry Harlow, Sierra Maestra etc etc Benny Moré es Un Icono en el pentagrama Musical de la Musica Cubana "Salsa". Un Saludo a Toda esa gente salsera de verdad y sobre todo Un Saludo Sincero a Esa Tierra Cubana que nos regalo grandes artistas pioneros y Sobre todo Nos Regalo Su Musica a toda latinoamerica y el Mundo. Aqui pueden ver la Biografia Extensa y Completa de Benny Moré: es.wikipedia.org Atentamente, Un Servidor,. + Informações

Cuban Music,Barbarabatiri (Tito Puente, Machito),Asi es la humanidad(Eddie Palmieri,Salsa On2 Dance,Son Montuno, Mambo, Afro Cuban Music... + Informações

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Available from www.mrbongo.com Track 17 from The Original Latin Beats Cd in the Latin Beats Boxset released on Mr Bongo Records (www.mrbongo.com) in July 2009. The Boxset includes Cachao Classics and Fania's I Like It Like That. This track and the Boxset is available to purchase from www.buymrbongo.com. + Informações

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Pedro Vargas (April 29, 1904 October 30, 1989) was a famous Mexican singer of the 20th-century. His "official" nickname was "The Samurai of the song".[citation needed] A native of San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Vargas was a classically-trained tenor. He originally sang opera, but gained fame performing renditions of popular songs. Throughout the late 1930s, he made a number of musical and acting appearances. In total, he achieved over 70 screen credits. In 1942, Vargas performed at the White House for President Roosevelt. He also performed in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela. Vargas was well known in Mexico, and often ended performances saying, "very grateful, very grateful, very grateful".[citation needed] Unlike other singer-actors of the time, Vargras was not known as a "heartthtrob" or galane, like Jorge Negrete or Pedro Infante.. + Informações

Mas Viejeras. Enjoy This. I love the way he conducts his band. Great Show Man. + Informações

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Mata Siguaraya, fotos de Cuba. + Informações

Who called Maelo "El Sonero Mayor?" A conversation w/ the masters conducted by writer/musician Aurora Flores at Boys & Girls Harbor, Nov. 2008 w/ Chocolate Armenteros, musician cousin of Benny Moré & Sammy Ayala, original member of Cortijo y Su Combo & compadre of Ismael Rivera. This so called controversy circles around an interview Maelo gave to a Dj in PR where he attributes the promotional moniker to Maceda, a promoter for the Bronx Casino who was also the agent of Benny Moré during the time that El Barbaro del Ritmo toured PR & performed in the Palladium in NY. Remembering the passing remark that Benny made to describe Maelo's singing as a younster, Macedo pulled out the phrase "Sonero Mayor" to begin promoting Ismael who, although called "El Brujo de Borinquen" as well as "Sonero Mayor" was always, prior to his solo career billed alongside his mentor as "Cortijo y Su Combo con Ismael Rivera.". + Informações

Tumba Tumbador - Beny Moré y su Banda Gigante This band recorded and toured from 1953 - 1960. Benny Moré (Bartolomé Maximiliano Moré Gutiérrez, 24 August 1919 19 February 1963), or Beny, was a gifted Cuban singer. He is often thought of as the greatest Cuban popular singer of all time. He was 43 yrs of age when he died.. + Informações

clip of El Beni More ( not real one) but excellent. This is a must see!! please comment. courtesy of jose@orishaproductions.com. + Informações

Cuban original. Clasico de Cuba. + Informações

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As heard as the dice game breaks up on Group Home's "Baby Pa". A beautiful piece of music! A BIG shout out to BIG TON aka LOVETASTIK for putting me onto this record (and for bringing me a copy from Cuba)!! Taken from Gran Serie: Beny More, Sonero Mayor Vol. II (Areito, 1982). + Informações

Recorded in Mexico between 1948-1950. + Informações

Although I've never been to Cuba, this song makes me think of the "campo" on a warm, late summer evening watching the sunset. Relax. Enjoy. Be. + Informações