Lucía Huergo

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Lucía Huergo Guitián (born November 17, 1951 in Havana ; † May 1, 2015 there ) was a Cuban composer, music producer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist.

Huergo mastered a number of wind instruments, including flute, clarinet, saxophone and oboe, and played keyboards. She received her training as a composer from Leo Brouwer and Federico Smith . In the 1980s she joined Carlos Alfonso's group Síntesis , whose albums Hilo directo (1986) and An-cestros (1987) contain some of her compositions in which she combined elements of African music, rock and electronic music. With the group Mez-cla of guitarist Pablo Menéndez , she recorded the albums Cantos (1992) and Fronteras de sueños (1994).

In addition to the singers Sara González and Amaury Pérez , musicians such as Teresita Fernández , Xiomara Laugart , Miriam Ramos , Liuba María Hevia , Yusa , Heidi Igualada and Ireno García were among her partners. She belonged to the orchestra of Octavio Sánchez Olaguive , the group of Franco Laganá and the group Sonido Contemporáneo . She also released several albums of her own, including Sinfonía Hemingway and Lucía y Zona azul . In 1993 she founded her own recording studio.

Works

  • Asoyín
  • Atmósfera loca
  • Bajo tu sombra
  • Barasuayo
  • Con la luz de la mañana
  • Echubelekeo
  • Entre el tal vez y el quizás
  • Eyeleo, De vuelta
  • La rumba loca
  • Mereguo
  • Mi vieja Habana
  • Mientras espero
  • Mirando tus ojo
  • No puede ser lo que quisieras
  • Pasaje al cielo (la mamá)
  • Tema para Yusa
  • Canto a Matanzas
  • Las huérfanas
  • Mujer transparent
  • Peter Pan
  • Quién dijo que esto no es amor

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personal data
SURNAME Huergo, Lucía
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Huergo Guitán, Lucía
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Cuban composer, music producer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist
DATE OF BIRTH 17th November 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Havana
DATE OF DEATH May 1, 2015
Place of death Havana