Beny More Con Las Orquestas De Perez Prado, Mariano Merceron, Rafael De Paz - Los Exitos de Beny More album FLAC

BENNY MORE canta PACHITO ECHE con la Orquesta de Damaso Perez Prado Orchestra. EL VIDEO ES SIMULADO, es decir, tomado de otros videos que tenemos.

Release group by Benny Moré. Type: Album + Compilation.

Beny More (sometimes Benny Moré, Benny Moré or Benny More) (August 24, 1919 – February 19, 1963) is considered by many fans of Cuban music as the greatest Cuban 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 all the genres of Cuban music, including son montuno, mambo, guaracha, guajira, cha cha cha, afro, canción, guaguancó, and bolero. Beny More, Perez Prado, Mariano Merceron, Rafael De Paz,Cariño,1964.

With 16 musicians-large for the time-Benny Moré’s band was comparable to that of Xavier Cugat or Pérez Prad. ut more vigorous. Immediately, their sound and their well pasted string winds, became immensely popular. An interesting feature of Benny Moré cancionística is that as nobody sang shanty towns and cities of Cuba. You can almost take a tour of the Central Highway east to west begun by Mariano Guantánamo and ending of national geographical locations, such as Santiago de Cuba, Palma Soriano, Manzanillo, Vertientes, Camagüey, Florida, Moron, Cienfuegos, and his native Santa Isabel de las Lajas. Igualmente, la voz del Beny le da vida a la orquesta de Mariano Mercerón, con la que graba la célebre pieza de Los Panchos Me Voy pa’l Pueblo.

Matamoros returned to Cuba, but Moré remained and recorded prolifically with the orchestras of Cubans, Mariano Mercerón, Arturo Núñez (with whom he had his first major hit ‘Mucho Corazón’) and Pérez Prado, and Mexican composer Rafael de Paz, among others. With Prado, he toured Mexico and performed at Carnival in Panama. After his 1950 return to Cuba, Beny worked with the orchestras of Mariano Mercerón (again), Pacho Alonso, Fernando Alvarez and Bebo Valdés. In 1953, Moré organized a 21-piece aggregation which he named his Banda Gigante (Giant Band).

1 Rabo y Oreja Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:0. 2 Locas Por el Mambo Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:24. 3 Rumberos de Ayer Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:3. 4 Babarabatiri Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 2:28. 5 Mamboletas Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:8. 6 Anabacoa Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:3. 7 Que Te Pasa Jose Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:20. 8 Mambo Ete Beny Moré con la Orquesta de Perez Prado 3:12

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