Trio Matamoros
Trío Matamoros, formed in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, in 1925 by Miguel Matamoros,
Rafael Cueto, and Siro Rodríguez, was a Cuban trova group. Originally named Trío
Oriental, the group changed its name to Trío Matamoros in 1928 after discovering
another ensemble using the original name. Their repertoire focused on boleros
and son cubano. Expanded into Conjunto Matamoros, the group hired lead singer
Beny Moré from 1945 to 1947. The group gave its final concert in New York City
in 1960 and announced its disbandment in May 1961. Posthumous releases include
the compilation album Un Recuer...
Lágrimas negras (Lagrimas negras)Trio Matamoros
Cuba, Vol. I
3:47
Soy Del MonteBeny Moré, Trio Matamoros and Bola de Nieve (Beny More)
El Iniguable
El BodegueroTrio Matamoros and Orquesta Aragón (Orquesta Aragon)
2:59
Lágrimas negras (Lagrimas negras)Trio Matamoros
Malanga
EternamenteTrio Matamoros and Los Dandy's
3:02
