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- Cándido_Antomattei abstract "Cándido Antomattei is a Puerto Rican music and Latin Jazz singer, guitarist, and guitar maker of Puerto Rican origin. He became a member of Arsenio Rodríguez's band in Havana, Cuba in the early 1950s. The band itself is considered to be one of the first founding bands of musical genres such as "Mambo", and "Salsa". It is also said that Arsenio Rodríguez himself is the true creator of mambo. Cándido has performed with Arsenio from his last years in Cuba through to his arrival in Spanish Harlem, New York City in 1953.As it is currently known, Cándido is featured on seven of Arsenio's albums as a main vocalist. Often, he appears alongside another vocalist René Scull, who is Arsenio's cousin and a founding member of the first Arsenio Rodriguez conjunto. In addition to these albums, Cándido Antomattei also has two albums of his own. On his album Candido Y Las Super Estrellas, Cándido acts as the singer and director. Likewise, the albums feature Arsenio Rodríguez in the band.".
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- Cándido_Antomattei associatedActs Arsenio_Rodríguez.
- Cándido_Antomattei autobiography "May 2008".
- Cándido_Antomattei background "solo_singer".
- Cándido_Antomattei coi "May 2008".
- Cándido_Antomattei genre Afro-Cuban_jazz.
- Cándido_Antomattei genre Latin_jazz.
- Cándido_Antomattei genre Mambo_(music).
- Cándido_Antomattei genre Salsa_music.
- Cándido_Antomattei instrument Guitar.
- Cándido_Antomattei instrument Singing.
- Cándido_Antomattei label Ansonia_Records.
- Cándido_Antomattei label Combo_Records.
- Cándido_Antomattei label Faison_Records.
- Cándido_Antomattei label La_Plata_Records.
- Cándido_Antomattei label Peer_International.
- Cándido_Antomattei label Tumbao_Cuban_Classics.
- Cándido_Antomattei name "Antomattei, Candido".
- Cándido_Antomattei name "Cándido Antomattei".
- Cándido_Antomattei occupation Luthier.
- Cándido_Antomattei occupation Music_director.
- Cándido_Antomattei occupation Singing.
- Cándido_Antomattei orphan "February 2009".
- Cándido_Antomattei shortDescription "Puerto Rican musician".
- Cándido_Antomattei yearsActive "1960.0".
- Cándido_Antomattei description "Puerto Rican musician".
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Cuban_jazz_(genre)_guitarists.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Cuban_jazz_(genre)_musicians.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Cuban_jazz_(genre)_singers.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Latin_jazz_musicians.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Latin_jazz_singers.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Living_people.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Mambo_musicians.
- Cándido_Antomattei subject Category:Salsa_musicians.
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- Cándido_Antomattei comment "Cándido Antomattei is a Puerto Rican music and Latin Jazz singer, guitarist, and guitar maker of Puerto Rican origin. He became a member of Arsenio Rodríguez's band in Havana, Cuba in the early 1950s. The band itself is considered to be one of the first founding bands of musical genres such as "Mambo", and "Salsa". It is also said that Arsenio Rodríguez himself is the true creator of mambo.".
- Cándido_Antomattei label "Cándido Antomattei".
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- Cándido_Antomattei wasDerivedFrom Cándido_Antomattei?oldid=598851437.
- Cándido_Antomattei givenName "Candido".
- Cándido_Antomattei name "Candido Antomattei".
- Cándido_Antomattei surname "Antomattei".