Laritza Bacallao is a Cuban singer born on July 7, 1987, in Havana, Cuba.
One of the most prominent singers of traditional and contemporary Cuban music. In her concerts, she earns standing ovations from the audience for her well-timbred voice and her skillful interpretation.
She is a graduate with a basic degree in Choral Conducting and a level A Accompanying Pianist. She began her artistic career at the age of four, performing from that moment onward before diverse audiences both in Cuba and abroad.
Music runs in her family tradition as she is the daughter of Ernesto Bacallao, singer of the popular Orquesta Aragón.
Throughout her career as a vocalist, she is noted for her participation in the Boleros de Oro Festival in several editions. For years, she has also been involved in tributes to the iconic Cuban singer Benny Moré.
Recently, they have joined the prestigious PMM catalog and the company iEvents with the aim of launching and developing their career in the United States as a platform to the world.
Participating musical formats
In her role as a vocalist, she has worked with different musical formats and groups such as:
Charanga Format: Orquesta Aragón
Golden Charanga: Charanga del Conservatorio Amadeo Roldán.
Sonora Format: Conjunto Caney.
Orchestras: Los Surik and Sabor Latino.
Small Ensembles: Villa azul.
It has also been accompanied by guitar and piano interchangeably.
International Tours
1997: Japan, performances in 19 cities.
2000: Caracas, Venezuela.
2006: Germany.
2007: Italy, (Turin)
Discography:
1997: La Orquesta Aragón presents La Princesita del Cha Cha Chá, Artesáfono Commercializer, Venezuela.
2001: If You Don't Know, Don't Get Involved (4 tracks). Bis Music Cuba.
2001: Tribute to Elena Burke and Now, Corporation, Japan.
2003: Calle 66. Forwrd SRI, Milan, Italy. (1 track)
In the player, you can listen to two tracks by Laritza:
Basta ya.
Soy cubana.
2013 CD. Let the Drums Sound.
