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Name
  
Celeste Mendoza


Role
  
Singer

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Died
  
November 22, 1998, Havana, Cuba

Albums
  
La Reina Del Guaguanco, La Voz de Celeste Mendoza

Similar People
  
Los Papines, Sierra Maestra, Benny More, Bebo Valdes, Elena Burke

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Celeste Mendoza (born Santiago de Cuba 6 April 1930, died Havana 22 November 1998), was a Cuban singer.

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Biography

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Celeste Mendoza was born in Santiago de Cuba in 1930. She was best known for her singing of guaguancos, the music of the street rumbas, a form of music previously almost exclusively associated with male singers.

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She started her professional career as a dancer, appearing at various cabarets, including shows choreographed by "Rodney" Neyras at the Tropicana. In the late 1950s she signed with Gema Records, and made a series of recordings with Bebo Valdez's orchestra. She also recorded with Ernesto Duarte Brito's band. Mendoza toured internationally, and, in 1965, appeared at the Olympia in Paris with the Orquesta Aragón and Los Zafiros as part of the show Gran Music Hall de Cuba. Her career flagged in the late 1960s, but she returned to public attention in the 1980s, performing at festivals and making recordings with the son revival group Sierra Maestra. She went on to record with Los Papines and Clave Y Guaguanco.

Discography

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  • Celeste, Mucha Celeste (1992)
  • Guapachosa (1994)
  • Cuba (1993)
  • Papa Oggun (1996)
  • Queen of Island Soul (1998)
  • Reina del Guaguanco (2000)
  • Que Me Castigue Dios Y Otros Exitos (2000)
  • Celeste Mendoza Con Sierra Maestra (2000)
  • Soberana (2002)
  • Reino De La Rumba (2002)
  • References

    Celeste Mendoza Wikipedia


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