Gracias Compay: The Definitive Collection

Compay Segundo

Omara Portuondo,  Khaled, Silvio Rodriguez, Pio Leyva

WEA Latina, 2003
2 CD
Catalogue #: 60884
EAN: 0825646088423
UPC: 825646088423

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Personnel includes: Compay Segundo [Francisco Repilado] (vocals, guitar, armonico); Benito Suarez (vocals, guitar); Julio Fernandez, Hugo Garzon (vocals, maracas); Khaled (vocals, synthesizer, percussion); Omara Portuondo, Silvio Rodriguez, Pio Leyva, Basilio Repilado, Martirio, Santiago Auseron (vocals); Raimundo Amador (flamenco guitar); Salvador Repilado (contrabass).

Tracklist

CD 1
1
Chan Chan
2
Macusa
3
Sabroso
4
Sarandonga
5
Yo Vengo Aqui
6
Ahora Me da Pena
7
Mi Calderito
8
Mujeres de Mayari
9
Orgullecida
10
Hey Caramba
11
Virgen del Pino - (with Santiango Auseron)
12
Clarabella
13
El Camison de Pepa
14
Fidelidad - (with Silvio Rodriguez)
15
Cuba y Espana
16
Es Mejor Vivir Asi
17
Frutas del Caney
CD 2
1
La Juma de Ayer - (with Pio Leyna)
2
La Negra Tomasa
3
Maria en la Playa
4
Linda Graciela - (with Basilio Repilado)
5
La Pluma - (with Omara Portuondo)
6
Juliancito - (with Martirio)
7
Saludo a Chango - (with Khaled)
8
Amor Gigante
9
Una Rosa de Francia
10
Lagrimas Negras
11
Viejos Sones de Santiago
12
Amor de Loca Juventud
13
El Beso Discreto
14
Balcon de Santiago
15
Ataidi (Las Flores de la Vida)
16
Qui Parle Francais
17
Guantanamera
18
Chan Chan

Compay Segundo

Long before his star turn on 1997's BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB album and documentary, guitarist and songwriter Compay Segundo (born Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz) started out, in the '30s, playing classical clarinet. He later joined the popular El Conjunto Matamoros, where he developed into a world-class guitarist in the son genre--one of the traditional Afro-Cuban styles that eventually mutated into salsa. By the early '40s, he had formed a duo called Los Compadres where he was able to showcase his songwriting gifts, melodious voice, and guitar chops, and for which he invented a seven-stringed instrument called the armonico. In the mid '50s, when the duo parted ways, he formed his own band, which played together until his death at 96 in 2003.

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Khaled
Silvio Rodriguez
Pio Leyva
Cuban Son
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