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LP record album – "Desde aquí", Grupo Sierra Maestra

2025.8.1

The band took its name from the name of the mountain range where Fidel Castro led a guerrilla war between November 1956 and December 1958. At the time of this album's release, in 1988, the nine members of Grupo Sierra Maestra were: Juan de Marcos González Cárdenas (vocals and tres), Jesús Alemañy (trumpet), Carlos González (bongo), Carlos Pisseaux (güiro percussion), Alberto Valdés (vocals and maracas), Luis Bargaza (vocals), José Antonio Rodriguez (vocals and guitar), Eduardo Himely (bajo, tumbadora, and synthesizer), Alejandro Suárez (clave and vocals). Donor received the record as a gift from her grandfather, when he visited her in New Jersey from Las Tunas, Cuba.

33 RPM Record

Music

2025.8

María L. Pérez

Gift

Donor received the album as a gift from her grandfather, who lived in Las Tunas, Cuba, and was visiting her in New Jersey.

Grupo Sierra Maestra

Band

Eduardo Himely

Director

Ernesto Javier

Photographer

Pablo Fernández

Designer

Iraís Huerta

Production

Eusebio Domínguez

Sound engineer

Areíto

1988

Cuba

Caribbean

Central America

Spanish

A photograph depicts the band members on stage engulfed in red lighting. "Grupo Sierra Maestra" is written in a large yellow font in the top left corner.

LD-4524

Desde aqui

Juan de Marcos González

Como me gusta

Luis Martínez Griñán

Homenaje a Rafael Ortiz: Madre no me pidas, Todo en conjunto, Tú mi afinidad, La vida es una semana

Rafael Ortiz

Que importan las diferencias

Juan de Marcos González

A Maria le gusta

Juan de Marcos González

Tintorera ya llego

Arsenio Rodríguez

Don Lengua

Ignacio Piñeiro

No puedo conformarme

Luis González

Yo bailo con la fea

Walfrido Guevara

Coco mai-mai

Ignacio Piñeiro

30.3 cm

30.3 cm

vinyl, cover

Case

Very Good

María L. Pérez

owner

EGREM

recording studio

Areíto

Record label

New Jersey

U.S.A.

North America

use

Las Tunas

Cuba

Caribbean

Central America

acquisition

Havana

Cuba

Caribbean

Central America

production

Sierra Maestra

Santiago de Cuba

Cuba

Caribbean

Central America

Revolution