Trio Urquiza

Gilberto Urquiza, guitarist, composer and singer, was born in Matanzas, Cuba, in 1920. In 1940 he went to Havana and formed the first Urquiza Trio, succeeding by the RHC station, that I take them to several countries, and staying permanently in Mexico forming a new trio Trio Urquiza, together with Roberto Hernández and Ángel González. In 1957 he returned to Cuba trying to continue his career there, but founded work to writing commercial jingles and consequently he returned to Mexico following his successful career. Author of musical successes like "Cuernavaca in spring", which served as a title for a film with Rogelio Guerra; "Hello, how are you?", Which was the presentation number of the Venezuelan singer Lorenzo González; "El Redentor", a theme that made the Colombian Oscar Agudelo famous; They were also very well known "Nonsense", "Fool me again", "Talk", "If I dared", "Humiliation." Gilberto Urquiza, died in the Aztec capital. On the other hand, the other two former members of the Urquiza Trio, the Mexicans, Roberto Hernandez and Angel Gonzalez, founded together with Pablo Peregrino and Manuel Osorno, which would later be the popular Caribbean Trio