Band, CU
Latin, Folk and World
A.k.a. Grupo Manguaré
Cuban band playing Son, Rumba, Canción Tradicional, Guajira and Nueva Canción or Nueva Trova Cubana, and also other folklore music from South America. Founded and directed by Pancho Amat in 1971, when Pancho left them Jorge Campos became their director. Other director was Emilio Ricart Pérez. Musicians: Francisco Amat (Pancho), director & tres; Jorge Campos, flute; Nelson Díaz, piano; Orlando Ramos, bongó; Andrés Pedroso, composer, arranger, basso; Santiago Wal García, vocals; Víctor Alfonso García, tumbadora, Esteban Quesada; they also played guitar, charango, tres, bongó, contrabass and claves.
![]() | Jorge Campos voc, fl, perc FR |
![]() | Pancho Amat voc *1950 CU |
![]() | Orlando Ramos voc, g, perc |
![]() | Andrés Pedroso voc, cb, g, perc |
![]() | Santiago García voc, g, perc |
![]() | Víctor Alfonso voc, g, perc |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Solo El Color Del Amor | Manguare | 1990 | Album |
Regalame Tus Manos | Manguare | 1985 | Album |
Abril en Managua | Carlos Mejía Godoy y Los De Palacagüina / Silvio Rodríguez & Manguare | 1984 | Single |
Genesis Segun Virulo, Opera Son | Virulo Con Orquesta EGREM Y Manguare | 1980 | Album |
Razones Para Cantar | Manguare | 1977 | Album |
Cuba | Manguare | 1976 | Album |
Hasta Siempre Comandante / Guantanamera | Manguare | 1976 | Single |
I Jornada De La Canción Política Cuba 1973 | Carlos Puebla Y Los Tradicionales, Manguare | 1973 | Single |
Manguare | Manguare | 1972 | Album |
Manguaré | Manguare | 1972 | Album |
Los Rollos Del Tio Sam | Manguare | 1972 | Single |
Cuba Grupo Manguare | Manguare | Album |