Quimbombó
 

Biography

Quimbombó is a groove oriented band with a musical base in the Cuban són (the contagious dance music championed by Buena Vista Social Club that is the main ingredient in salsa); they always maintain strong elements of improvisation and spontaneity in their sound. Quimbombó (pronounced keem-bohm-BO) is the title of a classic Cuban són from the 1950's; it means “okra” or “gumbo” in Spanish. The group’s lively and unique sound has excited audiences at many venues including Lincoln Center’s Midsummer Night’s Swing, SOB’s, the Brooklyn Museum, La Belle Époque, and Gonzalez y Gonzalez. They have recorded two CDs, Quimbombó, released in 2004, and Conga Electrica, released in July 2008.

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Music

Conga Eléctrica
2008
While strongly rooted in the traditional son style, this album incorporates non-traditional elements such as electric guitar and a Brazilian-style bateria (drum section) to create an energetic new sound.
MP3: $7.49 CD: $12.99
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Quimbombó
2004
Zesty and vibrant, festive and celebratory salsa and son brilliance. Produced by NY salsa legend Andy Gonzalez; features Grammy-nominated Cuban vocalist David Oquendo.
MP3: $6.99 CD: $15.99
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