Celio González was a prominent Cuban singer known for his enchanting voice and emotive performances that made significant contributions to Latin music, particularly within the genres of Bolero and Son Montuno. He was born in Santa Clara, Cuba on January 29, 1924, and his musical career spanned several decades, during which he became one of the most recognizable voices of his era.

González's journey into music began early, and by the 1940s he was already making a name for himself on the Cuban music scene. However, it was his tenure with the legendary Sonora Matancera from 1950 until the mid-1960s that cemented his legacy in the annals of Latin music. With this iconic ensemble, Celio produced an array of hits that still resonate with audiences today. Titles such as "Una Docena de Besos," "Quémame los Ojos," and the endearing "Besito De Coco" showcase his mastery at interpreting love's many facets through song. Albums like "Recordando a...," "Solo Exitos," and "Total" feature a compilation of his greatest works, highlighting his lasting influence and the timeless quality of his music. Though he left the world on October 17, 2004, Celio González's melodious voice continues to echo, endearing him to new generations and ensuring his place as a titan of Latin music.

Genres

Bolero

Bolero Cubano

Musica Tradicional Cubana

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Latest Release

Amor Sin Esperanza (En Vivo)

Celio Gonzalez

Single - Released April 26, 2024