The author of classics such as ‘Yolanda’ was one of the most recognized voices in Cuban music and the founder and architect of the Nueva Trova sound
the singer-songwriter Cuban Pablo Milanés died on the night of this Monday to Tuesday at the age of 77 after being hospitalized in Madrid for more than a week, official media reported.
Milanese, one of the most recognized voices of Cuban musicwas the founder and architect of the Nueva Trova sound along with other renowned artists such as Silvio Rodríguez and Noel Nicola.
Author of classics such as ‘Yolanda’, Milanés published more than 40 albums throughout his career and obtained, among others, the Cuban National Music Award and the Latin Grammy for Musical Excellence.