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SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-The emblematic Casa de la Trova of this city, first in Cuba, celebrated its half-century yesterday with the presentation of the publications sponsored by the Recording and Music Publishing Company (Egrem), to which he belongs
Under the name of Siboney, who identifies the recording studios of the city, the special magazine, which will have a biannual frequency, and the newspaper, whose output will be published quarterly, with the journalistic reflection of the work of the Cuban musical city par excellence.
Mercedes Acosta, editor of the first of these works, recognized the contribution of journalists and photographers of Santiago to release it in record time and with a quality content, to be at the level of distinguished institutions of music Cuban and culture.
Referring to her 40 years in the House, the specialist Luisa Blanco recalled experiences related to icons and music. and Cuban traditional music that found there an anchor and channel for their creative concerns, and especially the stay of ex-Beat Paul McCartney, who had been invited to listen to some good music
his death, from Compay Segundo, one of Cuba's most internationally resonant performers, who, like Eliades Ochoa, recognized the modest location of Heredia Street as a shelter and root of their career.
During the celebration the contributions were highlighted by the soon-to-be 55-year-old record label and Siboney Studios, whose group participated in productions such as No quiero llanto-Tributo a los Compadres, of Septeto Santiaguero, and A bolero para ti, from Ochoa, winners of the Grammys. (PL)
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