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Edesio Alejandro

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Edesio Alejandro Rodríguez Salva (born March 28, 1958) is a Cuban composer of electronic music. He has composed music for theatre plays, TV, and movies; as well as several concert compositions. Many of them experimental, using synthesizers and mixing together actors, dancers, and musicians in unusual line-ups.[1]

His rock opera Violente, of 1987, is considered the first rock opera in Latin America (1). His band, active since 1988, has an eclectic and innovative sound, using Cuban styles such as rumba and conga in fusion with foreign genres such as rap, funk, soul, and hip-hop.[2]

Edesio Alejandro has played in South America, Canada, and Europe. His albums Orisha Dreams and Black Angel were among the first 100 of World Music in Europe in 1999. Blen Blen, from the CD Black Angel, was first place for several weeks in the MTV Europe Dance Floor Charts.[2]

In 2010 was nominated to Latin Grammy and in 2011 to American Grammy for the production 100 sones cubanos.[3]

Among his work, are noteworthy his collaborations with director Fernando Pérez.[2]

In 2013 he was accepted as a member of the Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences of Spain.[2]

Filmography

1983

  • El desastre del Barcástegui. (Doc.).

1987

  • Clandestinos. Dir. Fernando Pérez.

1988

  • Una más entre ellos. (Doc.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • Entre leyendas. (Doc.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • Octubre del 67. (Doc.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • El desayuno más caro del mundo. (Doc.). Dir. Gerardo Chijona.

1989

  • Dribleando. (Dibujo Animado). Dir. Mario García-Montes.
  • El caballito de los dos nombres. (Dibujo Animado). Dir. Mario García-Montes.
  • El alfabeto. (Dibujo Animado). Dir. Tulio Raggi.
  • Dibújame un cordero. (Doc.).
  • La vida en rosa. (con Manuel Eugenio). Dir. Rolando Díaz.

1990

  • Detrás del espejo. (CM.).
  • El hombre y su aventura. (Doc.).
  • Caravana. Dir. Rogelio París y Julio C. Rodríguez.
  • Hello Hemingway. (LM. Ficc.). Dir. Fernando Pérez.
  • La crin de Venus. Dir. Diego Rodríguez Arché.

1991

  • Adorables mentiras. (LM. Ficc.). Dir. Gerardo Chijona.
  • El amor se acaba. (CM.).

1992

  • El triángulo. (CM.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • La bobocracia. (Dibujo Animado). Dir. Elisa Rivas.

1993

  • Sosa Bravo en dos tiempos. (Doc.).
  • Solo nosotros los dinosaurios. (CM.).
  • El largo viaje de Rústico. (Doc.). Dir. Rolando Díaz.

1994

1995

  • De Fresa y Chocolate a Guantanamera. (Doc.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • Del otro lado del cristal. (Doc.). Dir. Guillermo Centeno.

1996

  • Blue Moon. Dir. Fernando Timossi D..
  • El Sardinas. (CM.). Dir. Manuel A. Rodríguez.

1997

  • Kleines Tropikana. (LM. Ficc.). Dir. Daniel Díaz.
  • Historia en África. (Doc.). Dir. Rebeca Chávez.
  • Patinando La Habana. (Doc.). Dir. Jorge Luis Sánchez.

1998

1999

  • Como los dioses. (Doc.). Dir. Lázaro Buría.

2000

  • Hacerse el sueco. (con Gerardo García). Dir. Daniel Díaz.
  • Algo más que el mar de una esperanza. (Doc.). Dir. Francisco Andino.

2001

2002

2003

  • Viviendo al límite. (Doc.). Dir. Belkis Vega.
  • Perfecto amor equivocado. (LM. Ficc.). Dir. Gerardo Chijona.

2004

  • Bailando Cha Cha Cha. (con Ernesto Cisneros). Dir. Manuel Herrera.
  • Tres veces dos. (Cuento: Lila). Dir. Lester Hamlet.

2005

2007

  • Madrigal. Dir. Fernando Pérez.

2008

  • Kangamba.Dir. Rogelio Paris.

2009

  • Marti el ojo del canariol. Dir. Fernando Pérez.

2010

References

  1. ^ "Edesio Alejandro Biography, Songs, & Albums". AllMusic.
  2. ^ a b c d Lazaro Hernandez Rey (March 28, 2023). "Edesio Alejandro, el conocimiento y la identidad". www.radioenciclopedia.cu.
  3. ^ "Edesio Alejandro". www.grammy.com.
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