Septeto tipico tivoli
SEPTETO TIPICO TIVOLI
When you arrive in Santiago, you feel the warm… Read Full Bio ↴SEPTETO TIPICO TIVOLI
When you arrive in Santiago, you feel the warmth of its people, you enjoy the beauty of a city that is almost five centuries old, and you cannot resist the temptation to be swept away by its exquisite traditional music, which is the mother of the musical genres that are developed in Cuba and around the world.
As you explore the many nooks of the “Queen of the Caribbean” you will encounter various musical groups that, in their own special way, cultivate the original “son” of Santiago, one of these is the Septeto Tipico Tivoli
This young traditional music group started out in 1995 in the district Tivoli, which is known for its rich cultural traditions, hence the name; and after intense work within amateur circles, in 1996 became part of the Professional Catalog of Traditional Cuban music of Santiago de Cuba.
The vitality of its members and the excellence of its musical interpretations have branded this group with an outstanding mark, distinguishing them from other musical groups. With their ability to perform in trios, quartets, and quintets, these musicians follow the path of their ancestors, preserving their traditional sound, and the essence of Cuban music.
The Septeto Tipico Tivoli especially emphasizes the works of Santiago composers, adding their very own unique interpretations. Among their favorites are the works of Miguel Matamoros, Ñico Saquito, Sindo Garay, Francisco Repilado (Compay Segundo) and other national and foreign composers included in their repertoire. In this way, one can appreciate the great variety of musical genres such as Son, Guaracha, Bolero, Guaguancó, Rumba and others. During the course of five years the group has played professionally in several venues of Santiago. All the tourist hotels in Santiago have enjoyed the Septet. Prestigious cultural institutions such as Casa del Caribe, ICAP, Buró de Información Cultural, Casa de la Trova, Casa de la Música and Casa de las Tradiciones have received these 8 Young talented musicians enthusiastically.
They have also participated in various important festivals: the traditional “Fiesta del Fuego” or “Festival del Caribe” and the “Festival de la Trova Pepe Sánchez”. The Santiago TV channel and their local and national radio stations have dedicated several programs to promote their musical work.
In 1997 they placed second in the festival “Piquetes Soneros” celebrated in Santiago de Cuba.
1998 marks an important stage in the artistic development of the Septet; various entrepreneurs become interested in the excellent quality of their music, as well as the staging of their performances, and so they become a representative group of Santiago de Cuba in various European countries. They embark on their first European tour.
1998 Spain- Cuban traces of the Septet are left in cities such as Pamplona and San Sebastian.
1998 Belgium – Brussels, its capital city, was filled for various days with the splendour of eight young men from a small Caribbean island.
1998 France; During three months, the Septeto Tipico Tivoli, performed in important venues such as “JABA”, a discotheque known for Latin Music, “Prete a Porte” a fashionable club, and “CLUB Mimi Sardine”, the best place to hear Cuban music in France. There they launched their first CD “Tirame la Pelota”, recorded in Siboney Studios (EGREM), sponsored and distributed by the Dutch record company, Via Calle.
Most of the French tour is spent visiting various cities such as Paris, Toulousse, Montpelier, Ouistream, Hossegor, Le Havre, and Trouville. In March of the same year they recorded their second CD in Santiago de Cuba “PA QUE NO PIERDAS LA MAÑA” mixed in the Global Movile Studio of Helsinki, Finland.
The following year also brought great success to the group.
1999 France – The Septet has a second chance to shake up the city of Trouville, this time they perform in the salsa discotheque NEW MORNING, sharing the bill with the prestigious Dominican group, Las Chicas Del Can. Many newspaper writers, and the press in general, cover the group’s performances in these French lands.
The tourist office of Trouville, the Casino Lousiane Follies and the officials of this city, as represented by Jean Louis Bouet, the Artistic Director, congratulated the Septet for their work in this French city during these two years.
During 1998 and 1999 the European newspapers featured these eight young Cubans in their pages underlining the group’s every event. In spite of their youth, and as a response to their outstanding interpretative talents, they could be seen giving Cuban dance and traditional music classes to young people in various cities throughout France.
Every performance and every cultural activity in which this group participated was covered by the press. Their Conga Santiaguera became very popular throughout Europe. During several months, they performed as trios and quartets in several French cities.
The year 2000 has brought much work and success for TIVOLI, in July they make their third recording, “PA LOS RUMEROS.” At this time, at the request of the public and the staff at the recently founded “Casa de la Musica” they find themselves recording for the fourth time at the Siboney Studios of the EGREM in their native city.
2001 and 2002 are years of intense work for the group. They travel to the city of Havana to promote their music. Places such as “Dos Gardenias”, “El Gato Tuerto”, “Taberna Amigos del Beny” and “Villa Coral” enjoyed their performances. In December of the same year they travel to the beautiful city of bridges, Matanzas, where they participate in the opening of the “Tropicana Matanzas”, working there for three months, sharing the stage with well-known orchestras such as Bamboleo, Azucar Band, Moneda Dura, David y su Juego de Manos etc.
On their return to their own city, they participate in the festival of the trova Pepe Sanchez and are selected to perform in the gala, dedicated by the EGREM, sharing the stage with the maestro Eliades Ochoa and other groups.
In 2003 they are chosen to perform in the festival EXPOCUBA in the city of Havana for the purpose of celebrating the Santiago culture. There they perform in the radio program “Un Domingo con Rocillo” dedicated to Pacho Alonzo where they share the stage with groups such as Sur Caribe and Pachito Alonzo and his Kini Kinis.
Back in Santiago they participate in different galas organized by the provincial center of music, and in another production of the festival of the trova Pepe Sanchez which allows the national and international audiences to enjoy their work. Also in this occasion they share the stage with national and international musical groups such as the “Septeto de Musica traditional” and the “Sones del Oriente del Japon”. In the month of September they are asked to participate in the recording “Santiago.” Done their fifth recording which will pay tribute to great figures in the history of Cuban music such as Miguelito Cuni, Ñico Saquito, Pacho Alonzo, Juan de Marcos Gonzáles, Polo Montañés among others, as well as international figures such as the Puerto Rican, Tite Cure Alonzo.
In 2004 the group was chosen to inaugurate the new club, “Tropicana Matanzas”, Working there for three months, they are warmly received by the audience as well as the directors and staff.
In 2005 they tour within the province along with television personalities. They produce an independent CD titled “Ya Llego el Expreso.”
In 2006 they find themselves once again in EGREM studios to create another CD which reflects the group’s new sound titled “DE MI ISLA CARIBE” with Caribbean genres as, Bachata, Merengue, Latin Fusion etc.
Without forgetting about our route. They paid a tribute to grates Cuban musicians such as: Polo Montañez, Miguelito Cuni, Felix Chapotin and the Puerto Rican Tite Cure Alonso.
They were selected to participate on Cuban Carnival in Londres on 2007 sharing the same stage with Sur Caribe Orchestra.
CARNAVAL DE CUBA EN LONDRES
Today, the Septet Tivoli is faithful defenders of traditional Cuban music. They have created their own style and identity placing them among the best of the musical groups in the most Caribbean of Cuban cities. Their commitment to excellence is evident in the outstanding caliber of their singers, the virtuosity of the instrumentalists, their impressive stage presentation with authentic “son” steps, and their extensive repertoire, including original songs by two of its members, Marcos Eduardo Charon Masso and Carlos (Santiago) Alvarez.
In 2010 they tour USA for three months, Vermont, Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH ,Springfield Schools Springfield, VT, Cornish Town Hall
Cornish, NH, Long Trail School Manchester, NH, St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Springfield, VT, Common Man Rest Claremont, NH, Pomfret Schools
Pomfret, CT, Institute of CAribbean Studies Burlington, VT, Chesterfield School
Chesterfield, NH, Fall Mountain Regional High School Langdon, NH.
To satisfy your curiosity, come and check them out at the Patio “Los dos Abuelos”, a project of the Cultural Information Bureau in Santiago, where they have performed regularly for the past five years and where they are regarded as the eternal “musical hosts” of their nightly shows and of the city of Santiago which is proud to claim them.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, THE GROUP’S E-MAIL ADDRESS AND MANAGER’S TELEPHONE NUMBERS ARE:
E-MAIL:
moraimapride@sympatico.ca
info@laperlacubana.com
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Manager: Moraima Pride
Home:1(613)842-8961 FreePhoneLine:(613)366-6184
MEMBERS:
Eduardo Charón Massó: Director, guitar, and back-up vocals. Born December 20th, 1971 in Santiago de Cuba. Active and indefatigable young man, capable of combining youth and talent to write the musical arrangements and compose for the group’s repertoire. He is the founder and director of the group, helping them to maintain their original objective, while staying open and receptive to new musical ideas.
Carlos (Santiago) Alvarez Hernández: Administrator and lead singer.
Born on August 7, 1970 in Santiago de Cuba; He is a charismatic young songster who has the gift to interpret a variety of genres. In addition to his excellent singing voice, he plays small percussion instruments (maracas, claves, and guiros) he is the composer of various pieces in the group’s repertoire.
Erick Felipe Guevara Correa: Bass and back-up vocals.
Born on February 23, 1976 in Santiago de Cuba; Graduated of the music conservatory. He is an accomplished double bass player and also plays the violin and Chinese cornet. He also has a wonderful ear for vocal harmonies.
Beráclides Miclín Villalón: claves and lead singer.
Born on November 11, 1967 in Santiago de Cuba
Restless young man, who intones the “son” and the “Guaracha” with his well-timbered voice in his singing you, can sense the mischievousness well-known to natives of Santiago. He possesses theatrical abilities which he uses freely to win over his audience. He also excels in the bolero and is a treat for lovers of good traditional music.
Andres Lopez Pozo: Tres and back-up vocals
Born on December 7 1974 in Santiago de Cuba
Multifaceted and talented musician, graduated in the classical guitar. Dominates the Tres to perfection; He also plays the bass and requinto. He contributes to the group’s musical arrangements as is a faithful follower of the great Tres players such as Arsenio Rodríguez (el cieguito maravilloso) and Rigoberto Hechavarría (Maduro)
Ramón Guibert Larduet: Bongos and back-up vocals
Born in Santiago de Cuba on August 31, 1966
Fun-loving, bongo player; par excellence with lots of spark and a great command of his instrument; Able to perform unique feats such as walking as he plays the bongos between his legs, which make for quite the spectacle within the show. Also has great command over the Congas, the timbales, claves, la galleta and others.
Ernesto Lara Pacho: Trumpet, claves.
Born in Guantanamo on December 22, 1967
Graduate of musical studies, has worked in several musical groups. Currently joins us, bringing a different style and flavor to our group.
Williams Armando Rodríguez Rodríguez: Congas, Bongos, guiro, Timbales and all other percussion instruments, as well as back-up vocals.
Born in Santiago de Cuba on January 7, 1983
Graduate of Esteban Salas music school. A charismatic young man admired for his great command of percussion. Has been part of several prestigious musical groups throughout the province and for the past 2 years has become an asset to ours.
PLACEMENT FOR THE PERFORMERS ON STAGE AND DIAGRAM FOR THE AUDIO EQUIPMENT:
In front are the following four people:
1. Guitar: needs a line and a vocal microphone
2. Singer with maracas: needs a vocal microphone and one for the maracas.
3. Singer with claves: needs a vocal microphone and one for the claves.
4. Tres: needs a line and a vocal microphone
In Back are the following four people:
1. Bass or Baby bass: needs a line and a vocal microphone
2. Bongos and cowbell: needs microphones for both instruments in addition to a vocal microphone
3. Trumpet: needs one microphone
4. Congas: needs two microphones and one vocal microphone
Total lines and microphones needed:
Lines: 3 lines
Microphones: 14 microphones
When you arrive in Santiago, you feel the warm… Read Full Bio ↴SEPTETO TIPICO TIVOLI
When you arrive in Santiago, you feel the warmth of its people, you enjoy the beauty of a city that is almost five centuries old, and you cannot resist the temptation to be swept away by its exquisite traditional music, which is the mother of the musical genres that are developed in Cuba and around the world.
As you explore the many nooks of the “Queen of the Caribbean” you will encounter various musical groups that, in their own special way, cultivate the original “son” of Santiago, one of these is the Septeto Tipico Tivoli
This young traditional music group started out in 1995 in the district Tivoli, which is known for its rich cultural traditions, hence the name; and after intense work within amateur circles, in 1996 became part of the Professional Catalog of Traditional Cuban music of Santiago de Cuba.
The vitality of its members and the excellence of its musical interpretations have branded this group with an outstanding mark, distinguishing them from other musical groups. With their ability to perform in trios, quartets, and quintets, these musicians follow the path of their ancestors, preserving their traditional sound, and the essence of Cuban music.
The Septeto Tipico Tivoli especially emphasizes the works of Santiago composers, adding their very own unique interpretations. Among their favorites are the works of Miguel Matamoros, Ñico Saquito, Sindo Garay, Francisco Repilado (Compay Segundo) and other national and foreign composers included in their repertoire. In this way, one can appreciate the great variety of musical genres such as Son, Guaracha, Bolero, Guaguancó, Rumba and others. During the course of five years the group has played professionally in several venues of Santiago. All the tourist hotels in Santiago have enjoyed the Septet. Prestigious cultural institutions such as Casa del Caribe, ICAP, Buró de Información Cultural, Casa de la Trova, Casa de la Música and Casa de las Tradiciones have received these 8 Young talented musicians enthusiastically.
They have also participated in various important festivals: the traditional “Fiesta del Fuego” or “Festival del Caribe” and the “Festival de la Trova Pepe Sánchez”. The Santiago TV channel and their local and national radio stations have dedicated several programs to promote their musical work.
In 1997 they placed second in the festival “Piquetes Soneros” celebrated in Santiago de Cuba.
1998 marks an important stage in the artistic development of the Septet; various entrepreneurs become interested in the excellent quality of their music, as well as the staging of their performances, and so they become a representative group of Santiago de Cuba in various European countries. They embark on their first European tour.
1998 Spain- Cuban traces of the Septet are left in cities such as Pamplona and San Sebastian.
1998 Belgium – Brussels, its capital city, was filled for various days with the splendour of eight young men from a small Caribbean island.
1998 France; During three months, the Septeto Tipico Tivoli, performed in important venues such as “JABA”, a discotheque known for Latin Music, “Prete a Porte” a fashionable club, and “CLUB Mimi Sardine”, the best place to hear Cuban music in France. There they launched their first CD “Tirame la Pelota”, recorded in Siboney Studios (EGREM), sponsored and distributed by the Dutch record company, Via Calle.
Most of the French tour is spent visiting various cities such as Paris, Toulousse, Montpelier, Ouistream, Hossegor, Le Havre, and Trouville. In March of the same year they recorded their second CD in Santiago de Cuba “PA QUE NO PIERDAS LA MAÑA” mixed in the Global Movile Studio of Helsinki, Finland.
The following year also brought great success to the group.
1999 France – The Septet has a second chance to shake up the city of Trouville, this time they perform in the salsa discotheque NEW MORNING, sharing the bill with the prestigious Dominican group, Las Chicas Del Can. Many newspaper writers, and the press in general, cover the group’s performances in these French lands.
The tourist office of Trouville, the Casino Lousiane Follies and the officials of this city, as represented by Jean Louis Bouet, the Artistic Director, congratulated the Septet for their work in this French city during these two years.
During 1998 and 1999 the European newspapers featured these eight young Cubans in their pages underlining the group’s every event. In spite of their youth, and as a response to their outstanding interpretative talents, they could be seen giving Cuban dance and traditional music classes to young people in various cities throughout France.
Every performance and every cultural activity in which this group participated was covered by the press. Their Conga Santiaguera became very popular throughout Europe. During several months, they performed as trios and quartets in several French cities.
The year 2000 has brought much work and success for TIVOLI, in July they make their third recording, “PA LOS RUMEROS.” At this time, at the request of the public and the staff at the recently founded “Casa de la Musica” they find themselves recording for the fourth time at the Siboney Studios of the EGREM in their native city.
2001 and 2002 are years of intense work for the group. They travel to the city of Havana to promote their music. Places such as “Dos Gardenias”, “El Gato Tuerto”, “Taberna Amigos del Beny” and “Villa Coral” enjoyed their performances. In December of the same year they travel to the beautiful city of bridges, Matanzas, where they participate in the opening of the “Tropicana Matanzas”, working there for three months, sharing the stage with well-known orchestras such as Bamboleo, Azucar Band, Moneda Dura, David y su Juego de Manos etc.
On their return to their own city, they participate in the festival of the trova Pepe Sanchez and are selected to perform in the gala, dedicated by the EGREM, sharing the stage with the maestro Eliades Ochoa and other groups.
In 2003 they are chosen to perform in the festival EXPOCUBA in the city of Havana for the purpose of celebrating the Santiago culture. There they perform in the radio program “Un Domingo con Rocillo” dedicated to Pacho Alonzo where they share the stage with groups such as Sur Caribe and Pachito Alonzo and his Kini Kinis.
Back in Santiago they participate in different galas organized by the provincial center of music, and in another production of the festival of the trova Pepe Sanchez which allows the national and international audiences to enjoy their work. Also in this occasion they share the stage with national and international musical groups such as the “Septeto de Musica traditional” and the “Sones del Oriente del Japon”. In the month of September they are asked to participate in the recording “Santiago.” Done their fifth recording which will pay tribute to great figures in the history of Cuban music such as Miguelito Cuni, Ñico Saquito, Pacho Alonzo, Juan de Marcos Gonzáles, Polo Montañés among others, as well as international figures such as the Puerto Rican, Tite Cure Alonzo.
In 2004 the group was chosen to inaugurate the new club, “Tropicana Matanzas”, Working there for three months, they are warmly received by the audience as well as the directors and staff.
In 2005 they tour within the province along with television personalities. They produce an independent CD titled “Ya Llego el Expreso.”
In 2006 they find themselves once again in EGREM studios to create another CD which reflects the group’s new sound titled “DE MI ISLA CARIBE” with Caribbean genres as, Bachata, Merengue, Latin Fusion etc.
Without forgetting about our route. They paid a tribute to grates Cuban musicians such as: Polo Montañez, Miguelito Cuni, Felix Chapotin and the Puerto Rican Tite Cure Alonso.
They were selected to participate on Cuban Carnival in Londres on 2007 sharing the same stage with Sur Caribe Orchestra.
CARNAVAL DE CUBA EN LONDRES
Today, the Septet Tivoli is faithful defenders of traditional Cuban music. They have created their own style and identity placing them among the best of the musical groups in the most Caribbean of Cuban cities. Their commitment to excellence is evident in the outstanding caliber of their singers, the virtuosity of the instrumentalists, their impressive stage presentation with authentic “son” steps, and their extensive repertoire, including original songs by two of its members, Marcos Eduardo Charon Masso and Carlos (Santiago) Alvarez.
In 2010 they tour USA for three months, Vermont, Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH ,Springfield Schools Springfield, VT, Cornish Town Hall
Cornish, NH, Long Trail School Manchester, NH, St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Springfield, VT, Common Man Rest Claremont, NH, Pomfret Schools
Pomfret, CT, Institute of CAribbean Studies Burlington, VT, Chesterfield School
Chesterfield, NH, Fall Mountain Regional High School Langdon, NH.
To satisfy your curiosity, come and check them out at the Patio “Los dos Abuelos”, a project of the Cultural Information Bureau in Santiago, where they have performed regularly for the past five years and where they are regarded as the eternal “musical hosts” of their nightly shows and of the city of Santiago which is proud to claim them.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, THE GROUP’S E-MAIL ADDRESS AND MANAGER’S TELEPHONE NUMBERS ARE:
E-MAIL:
moraimapride@sympatico.ca
info@laperlacubana.com
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Manager: Moraima Pride
Home:1(613)842-8961 FreePhoneLine:(613)366-6184
MEMBERS:
Eduardo Charón Massó: Director, guitar, and back-up vocals. Born December 20th, 1971 in Santiago de Cuba. Active and indefatigable young man, capable of combining youth and talent to write the musical arrangements and compose for the group’s repertoire. He is the founder and director of the group, helping them to maintain their original objective, while staying open and receptive to new musical ideas.
Carlos (Santiago) Alvarez Hernández: Administrator and lead singer.
Born on August 7, 1970 in Santiago de Cuba; He is a charismatic young songster who has the gift to interpret a variety of genres. In addition to his excellent singing voice, he plays small percussion instruments (maracas, claves, and guiros) he is the composer of various pieces in the group’s repertoire.
Erick Felipe Guevara Correa: Bass and back-up vocals.
Born on February 23, 1976 in Santiago de Cuba; Graduated of the music conservatory. He is an accomplished double bass player and also plays the violin and Chinese cornet. He also has a wonderful ear for vocal harmonies.
Beráclides Miclín Villalón: claves and lead singer.
Born on November 11, 1967 in Santiago de Cuba
Restless young man, who intones the “son” and the “Guaracha” with his well-timbered voice in his singing you, can sense the mischievousness well-known to natives of Santiago. He possesses theatrical abilities which he uses freely to win over his audience. He also excels in the bolero and is a treat for lovers of good traditional music.
Andres Lopez Pozo: Tres and back-up vocals
Born on December 7 1974 in Santiago de Cuba
Multifaceted and talented musician, graduated in the classical guitar. Dominates the Tres to perfection; He also plays the bass and requinto. He contributes to the group’s musical arrangements as is a faithful follower of the great Tres players such as Arsenio Rodríguez (el cieguito maravilloso) and Rigoberto Hechavarría (Maduro)
Ramón Guibert Larduet: Bongos and back-up vocals
Born in Santiago de Cuba on August 31, 1966
Fun-loving, bongo player; par excellence with lots of spark and a great command of his instrument; Able to perform unique feats such as walking as he plays the bongos between his legs, which make for quite the spectacle within the show. Also has great command over the Congas, the timbales, claves, la galleta and others.
Ernesto Lara Pacho: Trumpet, claves.
Born in Guantanamo on December 22, 1967
Graduate of musical studies, has worked in several musical groups. Currently joins us, bringing a different style and flavor to our group.
Williams Armando Rodríguez Rodríguez: Congas, Bongos, guiro, Timbales and all other percussion instruments, as well as back-up vocals.
Born in Santiago de Cuba on January 7, 1983
Graduate of Esteban Salas music school. A charismatic young man admired for his great command of percussion. Has been part of several prestigious musical groups throughout the province and for the past 2 years has become an asset to ours.
PLACEMENT FOR THE PERFORMERS ON STAGE AND DIAGRAM FOR THE AUDIO EQUIPMENT:
In front are the following four people:
1. Guitar: needs a line and a vocal microphone
2. Singer with maracas: needs a vocal microphone and one for the maracas.
3. Singer with claves: needs a vocal microphone and one for the claves.
4. Tres: needs a line and a vocal microphone
In Back are the following four people:
1. Bass or Baby bass: needs a line and a vocal microphone
2. Bongos and cowbell: needs microphones for both instruments in addition to a vocal microphone
3. Trumpet: needs one microphone
4. Congas: needs two microphones and one vocal microphone
Total lines and microphones needed:
Lines: 3 lines
Microphones: 14 microphones
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