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Issued in the summer of 1983 on Circulo Musical, Cuba y Su Musica, Vol. 8 assembles thirteen tracks that trace the threads of Cuban popular and folk traditions. The album features a range of styles including bolero, son cubano, and nueva trova, with notable contributions from female vocalists whose interpretations bring a nuanced warmth to the material. Among the selections, "La Gloria Eres Tu" stands as a quintessential bolero, its tender phrasing emblematic of the genre’s intimate lyricism.This volume offers a snapshot of Cuban musical idioms during a period when local sounds were both preserving their heritage and adapting to contemporary currents. The inclusion of villancicos alongside afro-Cuban jazz hints at the breadth of Cuba’s musical vocabulary. Though modest in its international footprint—reflected in its modest Last.fm audience—the record holds value as an artifact of Cuba’s rich and varied sonic canon.
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Album lore
Issued in the summer of 1983 on Circulo Musical, Cuba y Su Musica, Vol. 8 assembles thirteen tracks that trace the threads of Cuban popular and folk traditions. The album features a range of styles including bolero, son cubano, and nueva trova, with notable contributions from female vocalists whose interpretations bring a nuanced warmth to the material. Among the selections, "La Gloria Eres Tu" stands as a quintessential bolero, its tender phrasing emblematic of the genre’s intimate lyricism.This volume offers a snapshot of Cuban musical idioms during a period when local sounds were both preserving their heritage and adapting to contemporary currents. The inclusion of villancicos alongside afro-Cuban jazz hints at the breadth of Cuba’s musical vocabulary. Though modest in its international footprint—reflected in its modest Last.fm audience—the record holds value as an artifact of Cuba’s rich and varied sonic canon.
How did this get here?
| SKU | SPOT-1k7asm9RBgRL5Qh1I2kXEb |
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Listen to a sample on YouTube — opens in a new tab; own this release here for the full listening experienceOpen this track on Spotify