Julio Valdés-Brito Ibáñez
Julio Brito, el pintor melódico de Cuba
His best conceived work is the guajira El amor de mi bohío, created in 1937, and which achieved great national and international popularity
Reinaldo Montesinos Muñoz
Rey Montesinos
Important and versatile Cuban musician, guitarist and orchestrator
René Marquéz Rojo
Musician, composer, and singer with a distinguished musical career in Cuba since the 1930s
Clara Amalia de los Reyes Romero de Nicola
Born in La Habana, guitarist and professor
Benito Antonio Fernández Ortiz
Ñico Saquito, El guarachero de Oriente, Compay Gato
Antonio Fernández, who became known in the Cuban musical world with the nickname Ñico Saquito
Salvador Adams Cisneros
Composer and guitarist
Rosendo Ruiz Suárez
Composer and guitarist
Efraìn Amador Piñero
Cuban musician who has maintained a brilliant musical career as an instrumentalist, composer, and arranger
Miriam Ramos Heres
Singer, composer, and guitarist
Pedro Luis Ferrer
Pedro Luis Ferrer
César Portillo de la Luz
Composer, guitarist and singer
Manuel Muñoz Cedeño
Considered one of the most outstanding Cuban musicians of the 19th century
Patricio Ballagas Palacio
Patricio Ballagas was a singular troubadour, a magnificent performer of the double bass, cornet, trombone, flute, guitar, and other instruments
José Sánchez
Pepe, el Maestro
He is considered the father of the trovadoresque song in Cuba; he was the mentor of Sindo Garay
Sergio Leovaldo Vitier García-Marrúz
He studied guitar at the Amadeo Roldán Conservatory and composition at the Superior Institute of Art in Havana
Martín Rojas Torrente
Composer and guitarist
Graciela Párraga Ponce de León
Composer, guitarist and singer from Havana
Rafael Cueto
Rafael Cueto, the last living member of the popular Cuban trio Matamoros, died in La Habana, at the age of 91
Eusebio Delfín Figueroa
Cuban composer, guitarist and singer
Juan Climaco Formell Cortina
Juan Formell, El Mozart de Cuba
National Music Prize Juan Formell, one of the most important figures in Cuban musical culture of the 20th and 21st centuries
Joaquín Codina
Trovador Codina
Singer and Guitarist
Codina, together with other troubadours, made known songs from the traditional songbook but moving away from the traditional form of bolero interpretation, imposing the style of self-accompanied ...
Manuel Barruecos
Classical guitarist and professor at the Peabody Conservatory
Kelvis Ochoa
Kelvis Ochoa is tremendously popular among Cuban youth (as well as among more than a few older Cubans)
Alberto Tosca Sánchez
Composer and guitarist
Adonis Puentes
Cuban-Canadian singer-songwriter, sings in Spanish and English
Jesús Ortega Irusta
Guitarist and composer
Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas
Contemporary Cuban classical guitarist
Yoel Martínez Rodríguez
Buena Fe
Yoel is a guitarist, arranger, and second vocalist of the Duo Buena Fe
Rachid López Gómez
Rachid López Gómez guitarist and composer
Ernesto Blanco Ponsada
Cuban musician, composer, performer and arranger, graduated in Classical Guitar from the Amadeo Roldán Conservatory
Eduardo Sosa Laurencio
Sosa is a prominent Cuban troubadour from Santiago de Cuba who has captivated audiences with his compositions full of traditional roots and a distinctly Cuban style
Ángel Quintero
Cuban guitarist and composer
José Antonio Rojas
Ñico Rojas
Founder of the filin movement in the 1940s and a hydraulic engineer by profession, Ñico Rojas remained for decades as one of the great unknowns in Cuban music, at least among the general public
José Andrés Ordaz Aguilera
Pepe Ordaz
Pepe Ordaz is an exponent of the musical movement called La Nueva Trova, which was recognized internationally through Pablo Milanés and Silvio Rodríguez
Mauricio Figueiral
Renowned Cuban trovador, member of UNEAC
Juan Carlos Formell Alfonso
He was born in 1964 in La Habana, living in Callejón de Hamel, and later in his grandmother's house in Marianao
Reynaldo Armando Montalvo Vasallo
Rey Montalvo
Troubadour, sociologist, writer, conductor and Cuban television scriptwriter
Ángel Torres
La Biblia del Béisbol
He was born in Vedado, Havana, and grew up in the Santo Suárez neighborhood in the same Cuban capital
Yonder Alonso
Mr. 305
Yonder Alonso is a former first baseman of professional Cuban baseball and current MLB Network analyst
José Mauri Esteve
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Orchestra conductor and composer
Roberto Aquiles Chorens Dotres
Born in La Habana
Dámaso Pérez Prado
Rey del Mambo,
Dámaso Pérez Prado (Matanzas, Cuba, December 11, 1916 - Mexico City, September 14, 1989), the "King of Mambo", was a Cuban musician, composer, and arranger
Gaspar Villate Montes
Arte, música, piano, órgano, compositor
Villate, whose musical contributions were evident in operas, zarzuelas, symphonic and chamber works, despite living only 40 years, had a truly intense musical career focused on opera, achieving recognized ...
Calixto César Álvarez Fernández
Cuban musician who performed musical instruments from a very early age
Juan Guiteras Gener
Padre de la parasitología médica nacional
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Distinguished hygienist physician, epidemiologist, writer and pedagogue
