Biography: Bernardo Machus, Baby Rasta, Beso Azteca, Betagarri, Bete Calligaris, Beth Carvalho, Beto Cuevas, Beto Guedes, Beto Quintanilla, Beto Villa,

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Bernardo Machus Biography, Photos, Pictures

Bernardo Machus is a European studio musician and composer whose specialty is the bandoneon (or bandonion), a diatonic, free reed instrument similar to the concertina Though the instrument was invented by a German musician named Heinrich Band, it’s now most often associated with South American music, especially the Argentinean tango

Baby Rasta has long been an influential voice in the world of reggaeton Not only due to his success alongside longtime collaborator Samuel Gerena, but also as a guest artist appearing on some of the industry’s biggest hits, Baby Rasta (Wilmer Alicia) developed a good reputation and clout

Latin rock band Beso Azteca settled in Chicago and started playing small venues when they were discovered by producer Carolina Govea, who became the band’s manager Formed by Mexican brothers Mario, Carlos, and Jimmy, Chilean drummer Mauro, and Puerto Rican keyboardist Ray, Beso Azteca’s main characteristic is their lyrics, based on well-known Latin poets’ work such as Pablo Neruda and Octavio Paz

Eight-piece ska-punk band from the Basque Country Betagarri was formed in the early ’90s After recording the group’s first demo tape in 1994, Betagarri signed up to the independent Mil A Gritos label, founded in 1995 by Soziedad Alkoholika

Bete Calligaris Biography, Photos, Pictures

Owner of a captivating voice, talented Brazilian singer/songwriter Bete Calligaris turned to music with evident passion, without leaving her work as a Tai Chi Chuan instructor and IBM executive

Beth Carvalho Biography, Photos, Pictures

Beth Carvalho was born in the working class suburb of Gamboa but was raised in the middle class South Side At the age of seven, she was performing in novice shows in several Carioca radios, like the Nacional

Latin rock singer/songwriter Beto Cuevas (born Luis Alberto Cuevas Olmedo) was born in Chile but was raised in Venezuela and Canada After returning to his native country, Beto Cuevas joined local band La Ley, making his singing debut while recording the group’s first single, called “Desiertos

Beto Guedes had several hits with his personal blend of Beatles-influenced pop music, a pinch of on-the-road countercultural ideas, and ecology Among them were “Amor de Índio,” “Lumiar” (with Ronaldo Bastos), “O Medo de Amar é o Medo de Ser Livre” (with Fernando Brant), “Luz e Mistério” (with Caetano Veloso), “O Sal da Terra,” and “Canção do Novo Mundo” (with Ronaldo Bastos)

Beto Quintanilla Biography, Photos, Pictures

Norberto “Beto” Quintanilla Iracheta was born in Nuevo Leon, Mexico Young Beto left school after only a year of secondary education in order to work alongside his father

The father of this historic Texas musician was a tailor and by the time he was established in this profession, he obviously never had to search for the eye of a needle But it surely wasn’t that easy the first time he tried sewing, just as his son, Beto Villa, had to go on a search of his own before discovering what his real musical destination would be