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Son Master
Son Master formed in 1963 in Santiago de Cuba, started by bassist Demetrio Muñiz. They worked with traditional Cuban son rhythms, and their lineup included...
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Son Master formed in 1963 in Santiago de Cuba, started by bassist Demetrio Muñiz. They worked with traditional Cuban son rhythms, and their lineup included trombonist Elio Revé and pianist Juan Formell.
Their song "Picaflor" became particularly well-known, along with tracks like "Ladrona de Corazones" and "Yo Te Amé de Verdad." They released albums from 1964 through 2003, including one called "Hermosa Habana."
Some accounts mention they faced censorship at times, though the details are sparse. They kept playing for decades, mostly sticking to that son foundation.
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