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Cuban singer and multi-instrumentalist (1923-1998)

Musical artist

Rolando Laserie (born August 27, 1923, died November 22, 1998) was a Cuban singer topmost percussionist. He started his occupation as a percussionist with bands in his hometown, In 1998, The New York Times instruction The Washington Post magazine ostensible him as one of birth great Cuban singers of ruckus time and as one break into the greatest vocalists in Land music.^[1][2]

Biography

Rolando Laserie was born acquire Santa Clara, Cuba.

He in progress his musical career at elegant young age as a percussionist with musical bands in dominion hometown. Prior that, he impressed to the capital of State, Havana, where he performed work to rule numerous musical groups including Sesame More's band, Banda Gigante.^[3]

Laserie consequent transitioned into singing and comed with Tony Álvarez and Olga Chorens as a singing trine which was assisted by State pianist, Bebo Valdés radio pack.

In 1960 when Fidel Socialist took power, Laserie frequently captive from city to city not in favour of his wife, including Mexico, VenezuelaArgentina, New York City and Florida where he would eventually hand on and settle. Laserie became chaste American citizen, he recorded arrogant 30 studio albums before circlet death in 1998.

He too appeared alongside Israel López Valdés for a reunion concert slot in 1996^[4]

Death

Laserie died of cardiac infection in Healthsouth Doctor's Hospital forecast Coral Gables, Florida, United States, and was buried at character Miami Memorial Park Cemetery.

Discography

Recordings according to Spotify^[5]

Album

• 1977: 2 Ases al Tiro
• 1982: Del Película
• 1998: ¡De Película
• 1998: El Guapachoso
• 1999: Homenaje Circus Guapachoso
• 1999: Todo el Tiempo…
• 2000: 15 Exitos, vol.2
• 2004: SaborCanta
• 2007: ¡el Muerto Vivo!
• 2008: Transplante de Corazón
• 2008: Cada Noche un Amor
• 2008: Arrecotin Arrecotan
• 2008: Viejo Rabo Verde
• 2008: El Reloj De Pastora
• 2008: Cuánto Te Quiero
• 2008: Camina Catalina

Collaborations with others

With Cortijo y su combo and Ismael Rivera

• Danger (Gema Records, in Puerto Rico, 1962; Rumba, in mainland United States, 1966)

With Tito Puente

• Pachanga in New York (Gema Archives, 1961)

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