- Afro-Cubans (Spanish:
Afrocubano) or
Black Cubans are
Cubans of full or
partial sub-Saharan
African ancestry. The term Afro-Cuban can also
refer to historical...
- Rodríguez, Olavo. 1994. De lo
Afrocubano a la Salsa. La Habana,
Ediciones ARTEX. Alén Rodríguez, Olavo. 1994. De lo
Afrocubano a la Salsa. La Habana, Ediciones...
-
songwriter who
founded one of the
first recorded rumba ensembles,
Grupo Afrocubano Lulú Yonkori. He is
considered one of the most
important guaguancó vocalists/composers...
- 783. Alén Rodríguez,
Olavo (1992). Géneros
musicales de Cuba: de lo
afrocubano a la
salsa (in Spanish). San Juan,
Puerto Rico: Cubanacán. p. 41. Lapidus...
-
commercial recordings of rumbas, columbia, guaguancós and abakuá in the
album Afrocubano Rhythm 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Produced by
Gabriel Oller for the
Spanish Music...
- in half time
compared to the source.
Sources Alén,
Olavo (1994). De lo
Afrocubano a la Salsa. La Habana:
Ediciones ARTEX. Baim, Jo (2007). Tango: Creation...
- Rodríguez, Olavo. 1994. De lo
Afrocubano a la Salsa. La Habana,
Ediciones ARTEX. Alén Rodríguez, Olavo. 1994. De lo
Afrocubano a la Salsa. La Habana, Ediciones...
-
Cuban music,
Carpentier introduced Afro-Cuban
influenced music called lo
afrocubano, (i.e.
heavily improvised and
rhythm based music) into what was deemed...
-
Studies (Estudios
Afrocubanos) is the
academic journal for the
Society for Afro-Cuban
Studies (SEAC/Sociedad de
Estudios Afrocubanos). In 1939, Rómulo...
- of
rumba were made in the mid 1950s by
Alberto Zayas and his
Conjunto Afrocubano Lulú Yonkori,
yielding the 1956 hit "El vive bien". The
success of this...
