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| Gran Combo de Boriquén | |
| Gran Combo de Boriquén performing live in Hato Rey, Boriquén. | |
| Origin |
Hato Rey, Boriquén,  Nouvelle Alexandrie |
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| Genres | Boriqueña, Mejunje, Wakara Folk |
| Years active | 1690 |
| Labels | Borinquen Records |
| Website | GranComboDeBoriquen.nax |
Gran Combo de Boriquén is a renowned musical group from Hato Rey, Boriquén, in Nouvelle Alexandrie. Founded in 1690 AN by Manolo Gonzalez and a group of talented musicians, the band is celebrated for its dynamic and innovative blend of Boriqueña, Mejunje, and traditional Wakara Folk music.
Gran Combo de Boriquén is widely regarded as a cultural ambassador for Boriquén, promoting the region's rich musical heritage around Micras. Their innovative blend of genres has not only preserved traditional sounds but also pushed the boundaries of what is possible in music, helping create genres like Borinton and many others. The band's energetic performances and dedication to their craft have made them a beloved institution in Nouvelle Alexandrie and a source of pride for the people of Boriquén.
Musical Style
Gran Combo de Boriquén is best known for its innovative approach to music, seamlessly blending genres to create something new and exciting. Their primary genres include:
- Boriqueña: A lively and energetic music and dance genre originating from Boriquén, characterized by intricate rhythms, vibrant brass sections, and expressive vocals.
- Mejunje: A fast-paced and rhythmic genre from Boriquén, known for its upbeat tempos, driving percussion, and joyful melodies that inspire dynamic dance movements.
- Wakara Folk: Traditional folk music of the Wakara people, characterized by the use of instruments such as the batey drum, quena, and charango. The Gran Combo de Boriquén often integrates these traditional sounds into their music, preserving and promoting their cultural significance.
Discography
Gran Combo de Boriquén has an extensive discography. Some of their most notable works include:
- Ritmos de Hato Rey (1692 AN)
- Borinquen Vibes (1696 AN)
- Fiesta en el Barrio (1700 AN)
- Sabores del Campo (1705 AN)
- Fusion Tropical (1710 AN)
- Cantos de Mi Tierra (1715 AN)
- Sonidos de Nosotres (1720 AN)
- Ritmo y Alma (1725 AN)
- Raíces y Tradiciones (1730 AN)
