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On june, the 19 th, 1974 Fabian Nodarse Perdomo was born in Havana, Cuba. “When I was young, I thought the world of sports. At the age of seven, I was selected by a commission to go to the sports school. Basketball was my favourite. I studied sports for six years, not realising that music was my destination. I come from a musical family. My grandfather was a well known musician Marcos Perdomo. He was the singer and founder of the orquestra Sublime. He was also a great writer. He wrote a lot of popular songs such as “El bobo de la yuca”, “Lamparitas de noche” and others. Some time after this Benny Moré recorded “El bobo de la yuca”. It’s still a song that everybody knows in Cuba. My grandfather taught me the beauty of music. He was my inspiration and it was because of him that I got to know the world of music. I remember that when I was little I used to visit him and his house was always full of musicians practising. I realise now that this was the beginning for me. I carried music in my veins. When I started secondary school I decided for the school of music. I took extra singing lessons in the theatre of Havana ‘Federico Garcia Lorca’. At the same time I started to perform in bands. This was a great learning experience for me. The “street” has been very important to my education. Since the year 1999 I live in Holland. I was able to continue my singing career here. My wife helped me a lot; she introduced me to many colleagues with whom I still work nowadays. To be part of Rumbatá has been a great experience. Also working with groups like “La Banda Iré”, “Saoco” and “Latin Feeling” has taught me a great deal. There are some great musicians working here; if I’d have to start mentioning names, I wouldn’t know where to start. When I decided to make my own CD I was lucky that some of these musicians wanted to participate on it.
Smashing debut release of Cuban singer/songwriter Fabian. Explosive Salsa mixed with hardcore Timba, Latin-Pop and soulful ballades. Marc Anthony meets DLG meets Victor Manuelle...
Fabian Nodarse Vocal, coros more tracks can be heard on Vinilemania's Radio Channels
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