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Trio Matamoros
The Trío Matamoros was one of the most popular Cuban trova groups. It was formed in 1925 by Miguel Matamoros (8 May 1894 in Santiago de Cuba – 15 April 1971; guitar), Rafael Cueto (14 March 1900 in Santiago de Cuba – 7 August 1991; guitar) and Siro Rodriguez (9 December 1899 in Santiago de Cuba – Regla, 29 March 1981; maracas and claves). All three were singers and composers.
The Trío Matamoros played boleros and son. They toured all Latin America and Europe and recorded in New York. In 1940 Guillermo Portabales performed with the trio. Matamoros expanded the trio into a conjunto (Conjunto Matamoros) for a trip to Mexico and hired the young Beny Moré as singer from 1945 to 1947. They recorded many 78rpm records and LPs; some of their output is available on CDs.〔for instance, Tumbao TCD ''Trio Matamoros: La china en el rumba 1928–1951''.〕 The group were renowned for the harmony of their voices, and the quality of the lyrics.
Miguel Matamoros was one of the greatest and most prolific composers of Cuban son. His first hit was "El que siembra su maíz" (He who sows his corn), followed by classics such as "Lágrimas negras" (Black tears) and "Son de la loma" (They are from the hill).〔Sublette, Ned 2004. ''Cuba and its music: from the first drums to the mambo''. Chicago, p367.〕 The group, whose members stayed together for nearly 45 years, disbanded in 1969.〔Rodrígeuz Domíngues, Ezequiel. ''El Trio Matamoros: trienta y cinco anos de música popular''. La Habana. 〕
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