Trio Taicuba

Trio Taicuba is a renowned Cuban music ensemble founded on August 15, 1947, at Radio Cadena Azul in Havana. Initially, the group consisted of Baz Tabranes as the musical director, along with Landa and Llerena. Over the years, the trio underwent changes, with Baz Tabranes remaining as the director and incorporating new members such as Alfredo Cataneo and Heriberto Castro in 1960. Known for their unique style, Trio Taicuba has performed in numerous countries, including Italy, Spain, Panama, Mexico, Venezuela, the United States, and France, showcasing Cuban music globally. They have also participated in various cultural and cinematic projects, including appearances in films like "El Señor Faraón y Cleopatra" and the famous "Show de Steve Allen" on NBC.

Trio Taicuba's repertoire includes iconic songs like "Noche Cubana" by César Portillo de la Luz and "Siboney" by Ernesto Lecuona. Their music often features complex harmonies, setting them apart from other trios of their time. With a career spanning decades, Trio Taicuba has become a staple of Cuban musical heritage, frequently performing at famous venues in Havana such as El Floridita and La Bodeguita del Medio. Their contributions to Cuban music have been significant, both domestically and internationally, making them a beloved and respected ensemble in the world of Latin American music.