(rumba, cubana) Ecue Tumba - En un Solar de Pogoloti - 2003, FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

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Ecue Tumba / En un Solar de Pogoloti
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==== Log checksum 903A6526414CB5CF427608A09FB105B15DA5C637E2F6E21023EEA4FE3D6F56FF ====

The Rumba is a drum party, one of the fundamental essences of the Afro-Cuban culture and the the exhibition of the spirit of the past. It is said that slaves have rhythm in their blood and that they introduced rumba to Cuba, specifically to the marginal neighborhoods between Matanzas and Havana, from the jams in the empty lots, to the lounge and to the cabarets.
Ecué Tumba (Tumbador Friend) is one of the steady groups that performs every Saturday at the famous 'Alley of Hamel'. Its director chooses the best interpreters, as there is always there is someone on tour or out of the country, so while they have interesting and new formations, the spirit and essence of Ecué Tumba do not change.
The musical director of this production is Pedro Celestino Fariñas, one of the most prestigious rumberos of Cuba. His years in the "Muñequitos de Matanzas" gave him deep knowledge of the style. Fariñas also teaches classes at the National Folklore Ballet, and often accompanied by William Herrera, the famous Kimbo, a popular personage who anyone fond of the genre has seen, and Carlos Magaña, another famous dancer and rumbero.
~latinpulsemusic.com

Pedro Celestino Fariñas - lead vocals, coro;
Carlos Magaña - güiro;
José William Herrera - conga, guagua;
Manuel Echhavarría "Sosillo" - conga;
Juan Carlos Martí "El Kimbo" - conga, coro;
Michel Herrera - conga;
Gerardo Clemente "El Plátano" - chekeré;
Gregorio Laza "Cordoví" - coro;
Carlos Amores - coro;
Pepe Uriarte - coro.