We remember Compay Segundo. ‘Buena Vida’

This day ( July 13, 2003), in Havana, died Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz a.k.a Compay Segundo, a Cuban guitar player and member of the Buena Vista Social Club.

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We remember Compay Segundo. ‘Buena Vida’

Tracklist :

1 . Compay Segundo – Chan Chan (1999)

2 . Compay Segundo y sus Muchachos – Mi Linda Guajira (1999)

3 . Compai Secundo & Omara Portuondo – Live in Germany (1998)

4 . Ry Cooder & Buena Vista Social Club – Y Tu Que Has Hecho (1997)

5 . Compay Segundo – Sabroso (1996)

Tracklist :

Chan Chan . Macusa . La Negra Tomasa . Ahora Me Da Pena . Juramento . Sarandonga . Hey Caramba . Yo Vengo Aqui . La Juma de Ayer . Te Apartas De Mi .

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Wikipedia : This day ( July 13, 2003), in Havana, died Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz a.k.a Compay Segundo, a Cuban guitar player and member of the Buena Vista Social Club.

Compay Segundo : La más intensa escuela de Repilado fue sin duda su inmersión en la bohemia santiaguera de los años 20 en adelante. Desde muy pequeño se relacionó con trovadores de la talla de Sindo Garay, que era muy cercano a la familia, Miguel Matamoros y Ñico Saquito.

@allmusic : Collaborating with the likes of Sindo Garay, Miguel Matamoros and Benny Moré, he emerged as one of the most respected musicians of the pre-revolution era, and in the late ’20s invented the armónico, a guitar customized with a double third string to fuse the tonal qualities of the traditional Cuban tres guitar and its Spanish counterpart.

@last.fm : His curious stage name derives from the fact that he played second voice in a popular duet of the 1950s called Los Compadres (compadre, or compay for short, in Cuba means “baptism brother”, but as a colloquialism is used also to designate a good friend).

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