Seeco

Seeco on vinyl: bolero, mambo and son from the Caribbean

In short: Seeco was a New York Latin label that from the forties released music from Cuba, Puerto Rico and all of Latin America. Especially well known are the recordings of La Sonora Matancera – with whom Celia Cruz also became famous in the fifties. The Vinyl Room currently has 7 records on Seeco.

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Afro-Cuban, bolero & mambo

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→ La Sonora Matancera · Bobby Capó · Bolero · Latin on vinyl

What makes Seeco special?

The sounds of Cuba: La Sonora Matancera with “Ahí Viene La Sonora Matancera” – trumpets, percussion and son rhythms that made the orchestra famous. From Puerto Rico come singer and composer Bobby Capó with “Luna De Miel En Puerto Rico” and bandleader César Concepción with “Latin Dance Party”.

Plus Julio Jaramillo, the great bolero voice from Ecuador, Spain’s Margarita Sierra and the La Plata Sextette with “The La Plata Sextette Swings For You”.

FAQ

Where does Seeco come from? From New York.

Who are La Sonora Matancera? An orchestra from Cuba with whom Celia Cruz, among others, became famous in the fifties.

Who was Bobby Capó? A singer and composer from Puerto Rico.

What do you have on Seeco? Latin records from Cuba, Puerto Rico and Latin America – 7 records in all.