Cano estremera y hector lavoe biography

) and Luis Torres Negrón (EFE), as well as their own concert reviews, were used as reference sources for this article.]

Lineup: Willie Colon (trombone, singer), Yomo Toro (cuatro), Ismael Miranda, Adalberto Santiago, Cano Estremera, Tito Nieves, Juan "Barbarito" Bayona, Tito Rojas (singers); Edgar Reyes (timbales, concert co-producer), Reynaldo Jorge (trombone, musical director), Leopoldo Pineda (trombone), Luis "Perico" Ortiz, Juancito Torres, Jorge Luis "Ito" Torres (trumpets); Milton Cardona, Eddie Montalvo (congas), Jose Mangual Jr. (bongos), Gilberto "El Pulpo" Colon, Papo Lucca, Prof.

Joe Torres (piano), Pedro Perez (bass), Jose Lugo (keyboards), Hector "Pichie" Perez, Giovanni Lugo (coros).

 

    Hector Lavoe () was not only one of the most supremely talented, charismatic and genuine performers in Latin music, but also one of its most beloved and controversial celebrities.

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