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Bienvenido Granda

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Bienvenido Rosendo Granda Aguilera, known as Bienvenido Granda, born August 30, 1915, in Havana, Cuba, was a Cuban vocalist, songwriter, and musician. He began his singing career with various orchestras, including Riverside and El Conjunto Caney. In 1941, he recorded the songs "Dulce DesengaÃ±o" and "DesvarÃo" with the Cuarteto Marcano in Puerto Rico. His breakthrough came in December 1944 when he joined Sonora Matancera, becoming their lead singer for nearly a decade. With them, he recorded over 200 songs, including "La ola marina" and "Pecastes de infiel". He left the group in 1954 and embarked on a solo career, performing across Latin America and releasing albums like Romance Tropical and Amor ExtraÃ±o. He settled in Mexico. He passed away on July 9, 1983, in Mexico City, Mexico.

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