Olga Lucía Lago Muela

Cristina is one of the members of the Trio Las Hermanas Lago.

The Trio Hermanas Lago became known on November 17, 1932 during an amateur show held at the Teatro Nacional de La Habana (today Gran Teatro de La Habana) in which it won first prize. It was initially made up of Cristina Eustaquia Lago Muela (1919-1974), first voice and accompanying guitar; Esperanza Lago Muela (1921-1954), second voice and maracas; and Inocenta Graciela de la Caridad Lago Muela (1918-1996), mandolin, guitar, voice and musical arrangements.

Olga Lucía began her artistic career in 1947, thus joining the first harmonic and female trio of America, Trio Las Hermanas Lago. At this time they incorporated "La flor de la canela" into their repertoire, a creation that helped define the trio's sonic personality and became the song with which they achieved their maximum popularity. By that date they had already made their television debut.

Founder of Cuban radio and television. From 1947 to 1989, she developed outstanding musical work, participating in multiple programs.

She was a member of UNEAC.

Recognitions
Among the decorations she received, the following stand out:

Distinction for National Culture.
Raúl Gómez García Distinction.
August 23 Distinction.
Adolfo Guzmán Distinction.
Tropical Gypsy.
Founder of Cuban Television, 1990 and 2000, respectively.
Presentation of the Microphone for the 70th anniversary of Cuban Radio.