Sierra Maestra - Sonando Ya Album

Tracklist

1	Juan Andres
2	Perdona Mi Traicion
3	Bendito Hechizo
4	El Mas Pequeno Deseo
5	Estado Se Animo
6	A Ti, No Te Sale!!
7	A Una Mujer
8	Sangre Negra
9	Pal' Monte
10	La Mulata Presumida
11	No Me Guardes Rencor
12	Un Toque De Bembe
13	La Vida Sin Ti

Credits

• Claves, Cowbell – Alejandro Suárez
• Congas, Bongos, Cowbell – Eduardo Rico
• Design, Illustration – Ben Serbutt
• Guiro – Carlos Puisseaux
• Mixed By, Mastered By – Eduardo Himely, Luis R. Barzaga (Jr.)
• Recorded By – Frank Duquesne
• Tres – Emilio Ramos
• Trumpet – Yelfris Valdés
• Vocals, Claves – Luis Barzaga
• Vocals, Guitar – Jeśus Bello
• Vocals, Maracas – Virgilio Valdés

Barcodes

• Barcode: 794881954124
• Matrix / Runout: A0101508876-0101 15 Sony DADC
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L555
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 94Z7

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – SASA Music
• Copyright (c) – SASA Music
• Licensed To – World Village
• Made By – Sony DADC – A0101508876-0101

Short intro

With a 35-year track record making Afro-Cuban-based music, Sierra Maestra continue building their legacy in keeping the song form viable and fresh via this extraordinary recording. The band includes five original members from their inception in 1976 Alberto Valdes, Carlos Puisseaux, Eduardo Himley, Luis Barzaga, and Alejandro Suarez, with lead vocalist Jesus Bosco singing most of the tunes. started out in the early 1970s as a group of engineering students wanting to surf the then-fashionable Brazilian wave, but were persuaded to play son instead, and became a hit. Five of the original members remain, and with guaracha son, son montunoa, and some lovely changui riffs the basic sound is the same. Sierra Maestra has played an important role in the last years of Cuban music worldwide. Since its creation, on October 20, 1976, this group called at that time Grupo de Sones de la Facultad de Ingenieria Electrica, in Spanish it devoted itself to listen, first, and to know about the traditional music not so popular by then, considered old by many at that time, above all, by the younger generation. The themes interpreted by this group competed at the Super Top National Hit, and they have participated in different professional festivals, being recognized by prestigious authors who approached them with their works. Listen free to Sierra Maestra Sonando Ya Pal' Monte, Un Toque de Bembé and more. 13 tracks 53:24. Sonando ya. Sierra Maestra. Released 2010. Sonando ya Tracklist. Pal' monte Lyrics. About Sonando ya. Sonando ya Q&A. More Sierra Maestra albums. Tibiri Tabara. Sierra Maestra Sonando Ya Review. Yet its an ever-present sense of joy designed to put a smile on your face which defines an album highlighted by regular, uplifting blasts of trumpet and the constant overload of urgent percussion guaranteed to keep the feet tapping. A band who can shrug off personnel upheavals and the vagaries of music fashion to keep developing while holding steadfastly to the traditions and values that drove them in the first place is either lucky or shrewd. Sierra Maestra may just be both. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence. Sierra Maestra: Sonando Ya. 3, 5 stars 3 out of 5 stars. World VillageHarmonia Mundi. Sierra Maestra are Cuba's great survivors. They started out back in the mid-1970s, when a group of engineering students at Havana University decided to form a band reviving Cuba's classic son styles, and since then they have just kept going, mixing old material with new songs in the son tradition, with a dash of up-tempo big band guaracha or Afro-Cuban jazz thrown in. Album starts at BPM, ends at BPM 0, with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing. Rumbero Remixes. Son Highlights From Cuba. Criolla Carabalí. Son: Soul Of A Nation. Rumbero Soy. Banquete Cubano. Dundunbanza Sierra Maestra. Criolla Karabalí