FIU Library -DAC - Benny Moré Digitized Music

Benny Moré Digitized Music

About This Project

Digitized Music

Digitized Music

These small samples of digitized music taken from the 78 rpm recordings in our collection and performed by this artist were chosen for their importance on the subjects career.

Biographical Notes

Biographical Data

Highlights on this performer's life and career, includes thumbnail photos.

Discographies

Discographies consist of a list of all recordings made by this performer, not necessarily included in our collection

Collection Search

Preformatted Search

This link searches our collection database and returns up-to-date results on this performer

	Title: Dinero no más Listen: 30 sec. Composer: Mercerón, Mariano Other Performers: Mariano Mercerón y su Orq. Matrix: MBS 091049 Label & Number: Victor 23-1275-A Place & Date: México, 1949 Genre: son-montuno	Un son montuno muy poco conocido. (A little-known son montuno.)
	Title: Yo no sé Listen: 30 sec. Composer: Barreto, Justi Other Performers: Pérez Prado; Orq. Rafael de Paz. Matrix: MBS 091660 Label & Number: Victor 23-1412-B Place & Date: México, 1949 Genre: Guaracha	Otro número del Benny poco conocido, este de Barreto con la orquesta de Pérez Prado. (Another little known number by Benny written by Barreto with the Pérez Prado orchestra.)
	Title: Me la llevo Listen: 30 sec. Composer: Cueto, Rafael Other Performers: Conjunto Matamoros Matriz: CU 1315 Label & Number: Victor 23-0321-B Place & Date: Cuba, 1945 Genre: son	Las primeras grabaciones del Benny fueron junto al Trío Matamoros, así también sus primeros viajes al extranjero a México. (Benny's first recordings were with the Trio Matamoros, and also his first trips abroad to Mexico.)
	Title: Anabacoa Listen: 30 sec. Composer: J. Ramírez Other Performers: Orquesta Pérez Prado. P Matriz: n/a Label & Number: Victor 23-5737 Place & Date: México, 1949 Genre: batiri	Por estas canciones y otras que grabó con Pérez Prado se le conoció como "El Príncipe del Mambo". (For these and other songs he recorded with Pérez Prado, he was known as "The Prince of Mambo".)