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• 03 / 27 / 2009

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Shot by Rolando Almirante from top to bottom, the audio-visual production presented last week within the program for the 45th anniversary of the music recording company, it goes from the folk root with an African origin to current street rumba.

Elsida González, Music director from the EGREM (Discographic Recording House)and advisor to the DVD, refered to the excellence of the material and the interest of the company to register other heritage manifestations in its contemporary existence.

The critic and colleague Pedro de la Hoz, when he presented this production, highlighted among its qualities the panoramic and embracing character of the sample, the specific selection of the repertoire and the integral character of the audio visual proposal.

This was made valid through the illustration of some of the themes than make up the material of the Music House of Miramar, that reached a special moment with the performance of the famous rumba player Luis Chacón Medina (Aspirina).

(Cubarte)