Cándido Fabré was born in San Luis, Santiago de Cuba (Sept.10, 1957) is a Cuban musician, songwriter, and singer, famous for his art of improvisation.

Fabré made himself famous as the songwriter, arranger and main vocalist with “La Original de Manzanillo”. Fabre is known to create a son from any given situation or expression. As a Cuban songwriter, Candido has written over 1,000 songs that have been performed by artists such as Orquesta Aragón, Los Van Van, Manguare, Issac Delgado, Ritmo Oriental, and Los Karachi. On the international scene, his songs have been performed by , Oscar D’Leon and José Alberto “El Canario”.
Band.

Fabré formed his band, Candido Fabré y su Banda, in 1992. His 14 piece band features Cuban charanga musicians. Candido and his band have toured all over the world and shared the stage with other Latin musicians including Grupo Niche, Cuco Valoy, Wilfrido Vargas, and Oscar D’León.

His Band has been in demand in Europe for over 4 years and was one of the first-ever Cuban bands to perform at major venues. During their three European tours, they have played over 80 concerts in Britain, France, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Ireland, and Spain.

Discography:

Echale Picante Al Son
Ya Esta Aqui El Tren De Oriente
Cubano Soy
La Habana quiere guarachar contigo
Poquito a Poco

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