2 | 24/02/2021 – 12:15 pm (GMT-4)
The Cuban Trooper Pablo Milanés celebrates his companions 78 commemorating torrejas in almíbar, a traditional post that he records his niece.
Milanese shared an image of the moment in which they are available to fill their bags to celebrate the new anniversary. “Celebrating 78 with a poster of the child! Thank you all for being here”, says his followers in social speeches.
The finder was congratulated by his fans and also by his relatives. Su hija Haydée Milanés shared a letter, but send a message on Twitter. “Hoy is the companion of my father. Congratulations dad. I love you”, he said.
Pablo is one of the most important Cuban songwriters of all time. Born in Bayamo, on February 24, 1943. In the decade of 1950, he and his family moved to La Habana to meet exchange spaces with the best artists of the moment.
These tunes are inconsistent with different genres of music, especially in bolero, song, feeling and find. It’s a complex composition and extremely concise in current affairs.
31 December 2020, Pablo train on the theme “Hope the Military”, a song that defines it as “a musical epilogue of all time and sent at this time”, refers to the coronavirus crisis that is affecting the world.
“Hy hecho lo que sé, una canción, y hy querido aproximarla a la religiosidad, pues todo el mundo, en el afán de salvarse, en el miedo que existe alrededor de todo lo que est pasande, de la tragedia que est viviendo el planet more well than thought “, says Pablo Milanés.
Cuba and La Habana also have an object of inspiration for this artist. Off Vestida de Mar (2018), one of its most recent themes dedicated to the Cuban capital, Pablo touches on aspects of the history of the city and the history of the Cubans’ desires and sues of renaissance.
Pablo Milanés is the author of memorable themes of Cuban music. Between them it is inconceivable to mention I love soy, Yolanda, Para vivir, Start and end of a green house, o The Days of Glory.
This Cuban songwriter has over 40 discs in his company’s discography. In addition, he has participated in countless collaborations with national and international renowned artists, including those who can be cited by Silvio Rodríguez, Mercedes Sosa, Joaquín Sabina, Víctor Manuel, Los Van Van, Joan Manuel Serrat, Fito Páez, and many others.
Currently Pablo Milanés reside in Spain and is preparing for its closest artistic turn that is the number of “Días de Luz”. It will be presented as the first parade on Tuesday, February 28th.