Omara Portuondo, the legendary Cuban vocalist and member of the renowned Buena Vista Social Club, invites you to experience her latest masterpiece, "Omara siempre." Released on March 25, 2018, under the EGREM label, this album is a celebration of Omara's enduring talent and her deep connection to Cuba's rich musical heritage. With a blend of son cubano, bolero, and Latin jazz, "Omara siempre" offers a captivating journey through 11 beautifully crafted tracks.
The album opens with "Sábanas blancas," a captivating son cubano that sets the stage for the enchanting journey ahead. Omara's velvety voice shines in "Y tal vez," a bolero that showcases her remarkable vocal range and expressive delivery. The upbeat "Son al son" and the reflective "Para el año que viene" highlight Omara's versatility as an artist, while "Tristeza" offers a poignant moment of introspection. The album also includes a delightful popurrí and a heartfelt rendition of "Oye virgencita," demonstrating Omara's ability to infuse traditional songs with her unique charm.
Throughout "Omara siempre," Omara Portuondo is accompanied by a stellar ensemble of musicians, creating a lush and immersive soundscape that complements her extraordinary voice. The album's 46-minute duration is filled with moments of joy, nostalgia, and pure musical excellence, making it a timeless addition to any music lover's collection. Whether you're a longtime fan of Omara Portuondo or discovering her music for the first time, "Omara siempre" is an unforgettable experience that showcases the enduring power of Cuban music.
Omara Portuondo, often hailed as the "Billie Holiday of Cuba," is a legendary figure in Cuban music with a career that spans over seven decades. Born in Havana, she rose to fame in the 1950s as a member of the popular vocal group Cuarteto d'Aida. Her velvety voice and emotive delivery have made her a beloved figure in the world of boleros, but her musical repertoire extends far beyond, encompassing styles such as son cubano and Latin jazz. Portuondo's international acclaim soared when she joined the Buena Vista Social Club in 1996, at the age of 67, becoming the sole female member of the iconic ensemble. Her collaborations with legendary musicians like Ibrahim Ferrer and Chucho Valdés have resulted in timeless recordings that showcase her immense talent. With a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and multiple Grammy nominations to her name, Omara Portuondo continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her enchanting performances and soulful music.
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