Biography: Estela Raval, Estopa, Estrella d'Cuba, Estrella Morente, Estruendo, Eugenio Avelino, Eustórgio Wanderley, Eva Ayllon, Evaldo Gouveia, Evaldo Rui,

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Estela Raval Biography, Photos, Pictures

Latin jazz singer Estela Raval (born Palma Nicolina Ravallo) got married to trumpet player Ricardo Romero in 1954 Los Cinco Latinos became their side project, making their live debut on May 22, 1957

Spanish pop duet Estopa, formed by brothers José and David Muñoz, made an impressive debut with the release of their self-titled debut album, released by BMG-Ariola The group became a top-selling act in less than a year

Estrella d'Cuba Biography, Photos, Pictures

Estrella D’Cuba had the opportunity to get a record deal after meeting producer Víctor Daniel while participating in a multinational talent casting Influenced by major Cuban numbers and seduced by Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Estrella D’Cuba’s debut album was produced by Víctor Daniel and pianist Isidro Infante

Estrella Morente Biography, Photos, Pictures

Born in Granada, Spain, singer Estrella Morente is the daughter of flamenco legend Enrique Morente Carrying the Morente name meant anticipation was high in the flamenco community when it was announced in 1999 that Estrella was to release an album

Assembled by producer José Luis Ayala, brother of Latin music celebrity Ramón Ayala (aka “Accordion’s King”), the onda grupera outfit Estruendo emerged on the traditional Mexican music scene with a contemporary image and a refined style carried out by six young musicians

Eugenio Avelino Biography, Photos, Pictures

Collaborating with poet/composer Elomar, Eugenio Avelino, who performs under the pseudonym Xangai, has possibly produced Brazil’s most literate music A native of the northeastern Brazilian state of Bahia, Avelino spent many years herding cattle

Eustórgio Wanderley Biography, Photos, Pictures

Eustórgio Wanderley left the following cançonetas, all of them successful in his time: “A Avozinha,” “A Melindrosa,” “A Pianista,” “As Visitas,” “O Almofadinha,” “O Bacharelzinho,” “O Candidato,” “O Cometa,” “O Carteirinho,” “O Aeroplano,” “O Deputado,” “Não Sei,” “Seu Correia

Mostly influenced by her grandmother at a very young age, Eva Ayllón (born María Angélica Ayllón Urbina) joined different children-oriented Afro-Peruvian ensembles in the early ’70s

Evaldo Gouveia Biography, Photos, Pictures

Son of a rich cattle merchant, Evaldo Gouveia, one year after his birth, together with his father, would move to Igatu, where he’d soon learn to play the violão (acoustic guitar) and sing at the “radiadora” (primitive system of speakers hanging in the lampposts), at six years old

Evaldo Rui started out in radio in the ’30s with his brother Haroldo Barbosa His first job was at Rádio Philips, as assistant in the shows Casé and Horas do Outro Mundo, soon becoming a sports commentator

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