Mariano De Jesus
Mariano De Jesus came out of Havana with a sound that mixed Afro-Cuban rhythms with something more atmospheric. Their 2001 track "A Lua" caught attention with...
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Mariano De Jesus came out of Havana with a sound that mixed Afro-Cuban rhythms with something more atmospheric. Their 2001 track "A Lua" caught attention with its haunting melody and lyrics about longing and cycles, becoming something of a signature piece. The band included Mariano on vocals and guitar, with Esteban Herrera on bass, Roberto Torres on drums, Juan Carlos González on percussion, and Mayra Caridad Valdés on backing vocals.
They released albums like Eclipse in 2003, Memorias in 2006, Horizonte in 2010, and Cosmos in 2015. But they kept playing, drawing from traditional Cuban folk and the poetry of Nicolás Guillén.
Another song, "Úrsula," also appears among their notable tracks. Their music stayed rooted in those rhythms but reached for something more expansive, a quality that defined their recordings over those years.
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