Manolito Y Su Trabuco
Manolito y Su Trabuco formed in New York City in the early 1990s, led by vocalist Manolito Simonet. Their debut album 'Llegó La Música Cubana' came out in...
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Manolito y Su Trabuco formed in New York City in the early 1990s, led by vocalist Manolito Simonet. Their debut album 'Llegó La Música Cubana' came out in 1994 and established their sound. The band's lineup has included Juan Carlos Alfonso on drums and Orlando 'Puntillita' Liuti on bass.
They've recorded songs like 'Maria Luisa' and 'Te Dejo Libre' that became staples in their live sets. In 2007, they released an album called 'Sin Salsa No Hay Paraíso' and faced a legal dispute over the rights to 'El Baile Es Lo Que Hay,' which briefly interrupted their performances.
Manolito y Su Trabuco have worked with other musicians in the salsa world, though the specifics of those collaborations aren't detailed here. Their music continues to draw from Cuban rhythms without trying to reinvent them.
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