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Click play to hear Susset Cabrera founder of Miami Beats & Sazon on Cubanarama
After graduating from the University of Miami, Susset Cabrera decided to create a blog that would feature and announce happening events in town. As a result, Miami Beats & Sazon was conceptualized and developed in December 2009 to inspire her community to attend local events, learn about new designers or become involved with philanthropic organizations. Susset’s style is to keep posts short and sweet; yet, informative when appropriate. Miami Beats & Sazon focuses on Miami’s hottest celebrities, galas, charities, designers, boutiques and socialites. The word sazon reflects Miami’s flavor so you can expect to read about events that make our city shine! When asked about her blog, Susset urges readers to “feel my beats and indulge in my sazon.”
Click play to hear David Sasscer on Cubanarama
Dave is a New York City based singer songwriter. He was raised in Puerto Rico and currently performs his mesmerizing version of polyglot Spanish and English rock and reggae songs in clubs around New York City. He has just released his new album of Spanish Rock songs called “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno); available on iTunes and other online outlets. Dave is a New York City based singer/songwriter. His work is characterized by island-tinged rock rhythms underpinning consistently mesmerizing pop/rock songs. He is joined in the studio and onstage by a roving group of musicians that go by the name the “Mojo Conga Jam”. Regular members of the “MCJ” include David Patterson on guitar (alumnus of Atlanta Singer/songwriter Shaun Mullins and the Indigo Girls), David Gomez on percussion (internationally acclaimed Latin Jazz percussionist and Hiram Bullock/Omar Hakim collaborator), and various other luminaries of the NYC music scene. Dave incorporates varied rhythms into his writing, including reggae, rock and salsa, to name a few. The end results are sometimes playful, sometimes soulful, sometimes down-right rockin’, but always evocative tunes that the NYC crowd has begun to call “rhythmic rock”. Dave grew up in Puerto Rico and incorporates Spanish into many of his songs along with the random Hebrew rap and snippets of Yoruba chanting. His songs have appeared on television shows, feature films and international DVD releases and have been played on the radio all around the world. He has also worked with such stars at Richie Havens and has pitched songs to internationally acclaimed artists including Norah Jones and Carlos Santana.
Click play to hear Cubanarama on Conversa Cuba Companioni
Oscar’s Cuba Film Producer Jordan Allott along with special co host Marta Sosa of Cubanarama and some other surprises bring us up to date onthe latest news from Cuba and the diaspora.
Check out the links below:
Rosales’ History of The South / La Historia Del Sur por Rosales on facebook
Sugarcane Rush CD Taste of the Island
Click play to hear Hudson County Reunion on Cubanarama
Hudson County NJ. was an amazing place to grow up in and attend school. Many of us remember when Ron Howard, the Fonz, Joanie and others were on Happy Days. We also enjoyed Laverne and Shirley, the great film “Saturday Night Fever” with John Travolta. Farrah Fawcett and the other angels. Gladys Knights and the Pips, Barry White, Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five, Elton John, Tony Orlando and Dawn. The famous duets Donny and Marie and Sonny and Cher. The heart throb Tony De Franco and shows like Brady Bunch to name a few of what our culture was like back in the day. We will reminisce about this little piece of Heaven on Earth that made our Neighborhood. The place we love so much and for many of us, after thirty years are not able to forget. Jiannell Tavarez swings by Cubanarama to talk about the third Hudson County Reunion and future plans for the Fourth Year. We are proud to be from Hudson County.
Click play to hear Julio Cambara Palacio on Cubanarama
Julio Cambara Palacio comienza su carrera musical con su guitarra dando serenatas y cantandole un su pueblo de Santiago de Cuba. Julio ha hecho giras a Puerto Rico, México, Las Islas de Las Antillas y ha compartido escenarios con grandes maestros de la Música Cubana. Su repertorio musical les hara volver a tiempos del ayer, al Igual que mirar hacia el futuro de lo qué significa “El Corazón de la Musica de Cuba” ~~~ Julio Cambara Palacio began his musical career with his guitar in hand,serenading his hometown of Santiago de Cuba. Julio has toured Puerto Rico, Mexico, the Caribbean islands and has shared the stage with great masters of Cuban Music. His musical repertoire will remind of yesterday’s music but will also help you look to the future and feel the “The Heart of the Cuban Music”
Click play to hear Ria on Cubanarama
As a native Colombian raised in Miami, Ria has been performing since the age of 3. Her musical childhood consisted of private training, recitals, concerts, and various talent shows around town. At age 17, she was granted a scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. While at Berklee, her performance and songwriting talents where not only admired, but also further cultivated. She shared the stage with Grammy winners such as all time Jazz vocalist and musical theater icon Dee Dee Bridgewater, renowned salsa icon Ruben Blades and legendary female rock artist Melissa Ethridge. After completing her Bachelors in Songwriting and Performance at Berklee, Ria began to work on her first debut album. She then returned to Miami and quickly began to create a buzz with her song “Change” which placed her on TV and a national radio by 2008. She has recently released her contagious first CD single “Alright”, which has already begun to hit airwaves and has quickly taken over the international market. She is due to release her self-titled album—RIA, for summer of 2010.
Ria’s Links:
www.RIAmusiconline.com
www.sonicbids.com/RIAmusiconline
www.myspace.com/RIAmusiconline
www.youtube.com/RIAmusiconline
www.twitter.com/RIAmusiconline
www.RIAmusiconline.blogspot.com
Click play to hear JC and Marta on Cubanarama
ANACAONA, TE PROPONGO, LA MUJER DE ANTONIO, GUAGANCO DEL GRAN COMBO, BACALAO CON PAN, SIGUE ELLA BOBA, INDESTRUCTIBLE, ME VOY DEL RIO, PICADILLO DE SOYA, A BAYAMO EN COCHE, SIGUE TU CAMINO, SANDUNGUERA, LA MONA, LOCOS POR MI HABANA, LA CARATULA, LA SENOLA LOLA.
Click play to hear Marta on Cubanarama
Being sick is no fun, forgetting shows is even worse but nothing can keep Cubana down for too long.
Tonight, Cubanarama reads her personal emails on the air!
Yeah, all she can read in two hours plus music from her dear friends in NY. Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Miami. We’ll make it up as we go along.
This ought to be fun!
Click play to hear Marta on Cubanarama
I have to learn so many things just to keep up with the rest of the world. Does anyone else feel as overwhelmed as I do? Cubanarama talks about what she does not know, and it is a lot. Tune in. Register as a listener. Call into the show and help her out, poor soul.
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