Cuban group of son musicians. Originally founded in Havana, Cuba, by Ignacio Piñeiro as Sexteto Nacional (also previously named as Sexteto Occidente founded in 1926 by María Teresa Vera), they changed their name to Septeto Nacional when a trumpet player was added in 1928. The Septeto Nacional disbanded in 1937. The group resumed playing for a recording session in 1940 and a television appearance in 1954. After the Cuban revolution of 1959, the group played again and is still playing as Septeto Nacional De Ignacio Piñeiro. Their CD "Poetas del Son" was nominated for a Grammy in 2004.
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Septeto Nacional has released 2+ albums. Some of their notable releases include Sones Cubanos, Aquellos Tiempos Del Septeto Nacional. Explore their complete discography on this page.
Some of Septeto Nacional's most popular tracks include Lagrimas Negras, Arrolla Cubano, Bardo, No jueges con los santos, Me Dieron la Clave. Listen to these songs and discover more from their extensive catalog.
Cuban group of son musicians. Originally founded in Havana, Cuba, by Ignacio Piñeiro as Sexteto Nacional (also previously named as Sexteto Occidente founded in 1926 by María Teresa Vera), they changed... Read the full biography on this page.
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