Arcaño y Sus Maravillas (2008)
Arcaño y Sus Maravillas
Cuba | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 161 MB
Egrem 2008
Cuba | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 161 MB
Egrem 2008
Arcano Y Sus Maravillas have played a major role in the development of Afro-Cuban. Representing the vision of Antonio Arcaño, known as the father of charanga flute playing, Arcano Y Sus Maravillas helped to bring African influences to the previously-Europeanized charanga tradition. The group continued to introduce new innovations throughout the '50s after pianist/arranger Orestes Lopez, brother of Cuban bassist Cachao, became a bandmember. Lopez later guided the group as they introduced a harder-edged dance music that they dubbed mambo. Arcaño, who had played in the traditional danzon style during the '20s, began taking steps to the modernization of the music after forming Arcano Y Sus Maravillas in 1937. The sweet sound of his flute dominated the group's sound until 1947 when Arcaño's lips collapsed and he was forced to give up the instrument. He did not record with the band after 1949. ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide01. Rico Mela'O
02. El Mambo de Gavilan
03. Mulatica Revoltosa
04. Juan José
05. La Circunstancia
06. Goza mi Mambo
07. El Jamaiquino
08. Asere Cipriano
09. Baila mi Ritmo Yambu
10. El Niche
11. Los Tres Grandes
12. Pasaron Los Años
13. Broadway
14. Angoa
15. Soy el Matancera
16. Mambo
17. Carraguao se Boto (Lagrima)