Maria Teresa Vera was a Cuban root vocalist, guitarist and writer who is viewed as the Best Female Trova artist ever. Maria was born on sixth February 1895 in Guanajay, Havana and from her young age turned into an individual from bohemian trova performer network. Vera started to sing in 1911 at a venue for a tribute to an entertainer. She goes to the incredible trovador Manuel Corona who exhorts her and gives her guitar exercises. She sings in Carlos Godínez’s Grupo Típico.
Maria Teresa Vera Career:
Vera met Ignacio Piñeiro and gave him instructing to play the twofold bass. Supporter of the Afro-Cuban religion, she chose to become Santa and leaves the universe of music. Missing from the stages and studios until 1936, she returned in a Radio Salas program with a cuarteto (group of four) made out of Justa Garcia, Dominica Verges and Lorenzo Hierrezuelo. In any case, the cuarteto vanishes after the radio show.
At exactly that point did Hierrezuelo go with him in a two part harmony which in this way endured more than a quarter century, during which María Teresa Vera advocated for herself as one of the absolute first voices of Trova. Its most striking organization, Veinte años, is taken up by the best Cuban entertainers. In the mid-1950s, she showed up on TV on the memorable show El Casino de la Algeria. Tributes to Maria Teresa Vera tail each other however in the mid 1960s her wellbeing crumbled and she died in 1965.
Maria Teresa Vera Biography | |
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| Real Name | Maria Teresa Vera |
| Birth Date | February 6, 1895 |
| Age | 70 years (age at death) |
| Death | December 17, 1965 |
| Birth Place | Guanajay, Cuba |
| Nationality | Cuban |
| Profession | singer-songwriter, guitarist |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Sun sign | Aquarius |
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| Height | N/A |
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| Hair Color | Gray |
| Eye Color | Dark Brown |
| Body Type | Slim |
| Sexual Orientation | Straight |
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| School | N/A |
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Family | |
| Father | Joaquín Vera Olazabal |
| Mother | N/A |
| Sister | N/A |
| Brother | N/A |
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| What was Paul Carcaterra marital status? (single, married, in relation or divorce) | Married |
| How many children did Paul Carcaterra have? (name) | Four (Josefa Abella Vera, Alfonso Abella Vera, Manuel Abella Vera, Guillermo Abella Vera) |
| Who was Paul Carcaterra husband? (name) | Manuel Abella Fuertes |
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Trivia: Important Facts about Maria Teresa Vera:
Maria is considered as the unsurpassed most noteworthy Trova artist.
She had a place with the slave’s locale and after freedom war in Spain, they moved to Cuba.
Maria was said to be the person who established the framework of Cuban music over the world.
In 1911, she initiated her excursion of singing and sang without precedent for request to give tribute to an on-screen character.
Vera died at the age 70 and recorded around 200 tunes while played in excess of a thousand tunes in her melodic excursion.
Today Goolge Doodle is including her and said “Her lifetime achievements in music have an enduring effect and roused a tribute collection, “A María Teresa Vera” (“For María Teresa Vera”), an assortment of melodies recorded to praise her 100th birthday celebration.”
