Cuban Village of Sancti Spiritus Celebrates 30th Trio Event
When speaking of cultural identity in Sancti Spiritus, we must refer to trios, the antecedents of which —according to experts—, date back to 1910 in this territory, when local musicians Miguel Companioni, Segismundo Acosta and Luis Farías grouped together.
This trio was privileged to premiere several musical pieces composed by Companioni —an outstanding representative of the trova music in Sancti Spiritus—, such as Herminia, Elena and Teresa. »
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