Daniel Herrera

From Lecuona to Manzanero 

Daniel Herrera will give us an unforgettable night of bolero and bohéme. With a 50-year long career as a pianist, composer, arranger and singer, this Cuban musician is one of the most important representatives of Latino Rhythms. Graduated from La Habana Conservatory as a pianist, Herrera has proudly taken his compositions around America, Africa and Europe. He has collaborated with Armando Manzanero, Celia Cruz, Tania Libertad and Pablo Milanés. Just like his nine records tell, Daniel Herrera is an artist you have to listen to.  

Special guess: 

Guillermo Gutiérrez, violinist

Judy Yannini, soprano 

Maritza Montero, contralto 

Lázara Rivadabia, singer and songwriter

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Daniel Herrera

Daniel Herrera

Cuba

He graduated as pianist in the La Habana Conversatory Amadeo Roldan. Each year, he tours around several cities of the United States, Center America, South America and Europe. He has collaborated with many important celebrities such as&...

Curious fact:

“Filin” is a Hispanic word that comes from “feeling” and is used in Spanish to refer to a literary and music trend originated in Cuba in 1946 whose purpose is to make music from the soul, expressing the feeling throughout voice and harmony. It found in bolero and jazz its best allies. Among the most famous “filin” musicians in Mexico, we can find Vicente Garrido, Álvaro Carrillo, Miguel Pous, Armando Manzanero and the newest one, Daniel Herrera. Even though he's Cuban, he has been working in Mexico since the last years of the last century. 


Music MUSIC

Type of audience: General


Saturday oct 23 2021, 21:00 horas
Duration*: 90 min.


Saturday oct 23 2021, 21:00 - 22:20 horas
Broadcast duration: 80


Programming subject to change

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“Daniel Herrera Cárdenas is an icon of Cuban and Mexican bolero”.

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Daniel Herrera is addicted to sentimentalism: as a baritone and along with his piano, he has hidden himself in the sounds of verses of love trances, along with nine albums, that are combine concert music, popular songs and some sounds of Cuban dances”.

Carlos Olivares Baró. LA RAZÓN.