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“RECETA PERFECTA” - New Release by Havana NRG!

January 30, 2010

By Michael P. Lazarus, Founder LPM

After three long awaited years the Dallas, Texas based band Havana NRG! (New Rhythm Generation) returns to the recording world with their sophomore release “Receta Perfecta”. This December 2009 CD release coincided with their celebration in Dallas at Cirque Night Club (6-9pm) where close to 600 patrons, fans & media will unite to taste the savory recipe that this hot young band cooks up before continuing their hectic tour schedule.


click here to listen to "Receta Perfecta" by Havana NRG!

This also marks the radio debut of the CD and as ‘defenders of the music realm’ we ask that you support Havana NRG! Cuban Orchestra this weekend by playing the opening track, “DIME SI TE VAS”, as the official launch of the CD.

Thank you for your continuing support of independent artists and their projects and the preservation of our music. If we do not do it ‘commercial’ radio certainly won’t!


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HAVANA NRG! CUBAN ORCHESTRA ARE:

MARIELA SUAREZ
Musical director, piano, violin, coro
IVAN MARTINEZ
timbales, trombone, coro
MICHAEL ROMERO
lead vocals, trumpet
RAMON ‘CONGO’ RODRÍGUEZ
bass, coro
JEFFREY FORT
sax, flute
GEOBER NODAL
trumpet
FRANK LA ROSA ‘EL CHAMA’
bongos, cowbell, timbales
ULISES HERNÁNDEZ
congas
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