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found in many Afro-Cuban
music styles. Tres
players are
commonly known as
treseros (in Cuba) or
tresistas (in
Puerto Rico). By most accounts, the tres was...
- age of seven, Rodríguez
quickly managed to
become one of Cuba's
foremost treseros. His
first hit, "Bruca maniguá" by
Orquesta Casino de la Playa, came as...
- 2005.
Several surviving members of the
Buena Vista Social Club, such as
tresero Eliades Ochoa,
veteran singer Omara Portuondo, and laúd
player Barbarito...
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eastern end of Cuba,
where the son was born. It is
common practice for
treseros to play a
series of
guajeo variations during their solos.
Perhaps it was...
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start for the
Punta San
Matteo (3678 m) group. The
group includes Pizo
Tresero (3594 m),
Punta Pendranzini (3599), Cima
Dosegu (3560) and
several others...
- "****teto
Habanero Godínez",
which included:
Carlos Godínez (conductor and
tresero), María
Teresa Vera (first
voice and clave),
Manuel Corona (second voice...
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released his
first solo album, Son mundano. His
second solo album, Pa' los
treseros, was
released in 2001, and was
nominated for the 2002
Latin Grammy Award...
- on one
number pla**** by
Mario Hernández, the much-admired
Puerto Rican tresero.
Elpidio Vázquez, Jr. also
performed on this date as the
substitute b****...
- CMQ (for 6 years) and for the
Tropicana Club (also for 6 years). As a
tresero, he was also a
member of
Chano Pozo's
Conjunto Azul,
where he met Mongo...
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substituted a
montuno (based on the
syncopated beat of the son-playing
treseros from Oriente). López's
montuno of two to four
beats took on a
special syncopated...
