Antonio Gómez Sotolongo
1 book
About the Author
Antonio Gómez Sotolongo is a distinguished Cuban music historian whose scholarship illuminates the evolution of popular music on the island from the early nineteenth century through the late twentieth. Drawing on extensive archival research and deep cultural insight, he traces the development of habaneras, son, bolero, and salsa, revealing how these forms emerged from complex social and political contexts. His work bridges academic rigor with accessible narrative, making the rich sonic heritage of Cuba available to both specialists and general readers.
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