Manuel Sabre Marroquín

Mexican pianist, songwriter, conductor. Born in San Luis Potosí, on May 15, 1914, residing in his homeland until he turned 29, when he moved to Monterrey, in his childhood his greatest influence was that of his father and then that of his brother José Sabre Marroquín. Manuel also became a pianist, works in the companies of Emilio Cantú, then, with the company of Dorita Ceprano, and later with Mr. Emilio Cabrera, to consolidate in the. Paco Miller's company, where María Victoria also worked., Maestro Manuel also had his orchestra with which he accompanied great voices of the Mexican songbook. His songs “A puerta cerrada”, “Bendita tú”, “Cuéntame tu vida”, “Definitivamente”, “Eterno dolor”, “Final de cuentas”, “Frente al mar”, “Fuiste tú”, “Hoy y Siempre”, “Me faltas tú”, “Mil veces adiós”, “No pido más”, “Por qué Razón”, “Qué te cuesta”, “Travesura”, “Tu amor se impone” y “Ya perdí la Cuenta”. He wrote also works for piano solo (Minué, Vals), and piano and violín.