Jose Mangual Sr. (March 18, 1924 - September 4, 1998) was a Puerto Rican percussionist world renowned for his bongo drum performances and recordings during...
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José Mangual Jr. (born January 11, 1948, in Manhattan, New York City) is an American Salsa percussionist of Puerto Rican descent, singer and composer best...
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genre—featured José Mangual Sr. "Buyú" on bongos. Mangual's prolific career was continued by his sons José Mangual Jr. and Luis Mangual, who played in...
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bassoon Paul Chambers – bass Jimmy Cobb – drums Elvin Jones – percussion José Mangual Sr. – castanets (track 1–2) Elden "Buster" Bailey – percussion (tracks...
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Legarreta: violin Bobby Rodríguez: bass Juan "Papi" Cadavieco: congas José Mangual Sr.: bongos Santos Colón: vocals Rudy Calzado: vocals Yayo el Indio: chorus...
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the legendary band leader Arsenio Rodríguez, Carlos Vidal Bolado and José Mangual, Sr. In 1947, Pozo recorded what are considered the first commercial recordings...
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(trumpet), Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Carlos "Patato" Valdés (congas) and José Mangual, Sr. (bongos). They toured Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria, Mozambique,...
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Rodriguez – bass Roy Haynes, Buddy Rich, Max Roach – drums Machito, Jose Mangual Sr., Luis Miranda, Ubaldo Nieto, Chano Pozo – percussion Charlie Parker...
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9–16) Freddie Green - guitar Eddie Jones - bass Sonny Payne - drums José Mangual, Sr., Ubaldo Nieto - percussion (track 9) William "Wild Bill" Davis (tracks...
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José Mangual Jr., José Mangual Sr., Carlos "Patato" Valdez, Ofelio Fernández, Manny Oquendo, and Milton Cardona 1975 Masacote Guaguanco feat. Jose Mangual...
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Juan Morel Campos, Julio Jaramillo, Alfredo Valdés Sr., Sylvia Rexach, Felipe Pirela, Jose Mangual Sr., Toña la Negra, Pedro Vargas, Javier Solis, Antonio...
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Artie Webb (flute); Sal Cuevas (bass); Jose Mangual, Sr (bongos); Sergio Brandao (bass); Andy Gonzalez (bass); Jose Neto (guitar). 1988: Listen Up (posthumous...
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Jimmy Sabater (redirect from Jimmy Sabater Sr.)
the lead vocalist of the Latin Septet "Son Boricua", led by Maestro José Mangual Jr. Their first album, called Son Boricua, was the winner of the ACE...
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Machito, reveals a host of Latinos – José Mangual Sr., Uba Nieto, Johnny "La Vaca" Rodríguez Sr., Mario Bauzá, José "Pin" Madera, Ray Santos – and Lenny...
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Ramírez, Sr., José Luis Purcell, Tomás De Jesús Mangual, Miguel Rivera Puig, Roberto García López, Luis Colón, Cruz Roqué Vicens, Maggie Bobb, José Arsenio...
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Valdés, Kiki Rodríguez (brother of Arsenio), and Puerto Rican bongero José Mangual Sr. In 1948, Vidal led an unsuccessful revolt in Machito's Afro-Cubans...
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Cruz, Rickey Henderson, José 'Pepe' Mangual, Luis 'Mambo' De León, Joey Cora, Juan 'Igor' González, José Vidro, Iván Rodríguez, José Molina, Raúl Casanova...
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1999–2000 RP John Maine 2006–2010 SP Sean Manaea 2024-Present SP Pepe Mangual 1976–1977 OF Phil Mankowski 1980, 1982 3B Jim Mann 2000 RP Félix Mantilla...
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2016-02-09. "Angel Mangual". baseball-reference.com. Archived from the original on 2008-02-14. Retrieved 2008-01-22. "Pepe Mangual". Sports Illustrated...
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Raúl Cabrera, both from Ponce. The rest of the local starters were Oscar Mangual, Ramón Concepción, Guillermo Angulo and Fellito Concepción. The league's...
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Jim Nash, right-handed pitcher 1967: Rick Monday, outfielder 1971: Ángel Mangual, outfielder 1974: Claudell Washington, outfielder 1977: Wayne Gross, third...
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Deaths in February 2021 (category Articles with Serbian-language sources (sr))
cardiologist, developer of the defibrillator, pneumonia and heart failure. Ángel Mangual, 73, Puerto Rican baseball player (Oakland Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates)...
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Luis Arroyo José Ascanio Toby Atwell Rich Aude Dave Augustine Bruce Aven John Axford Wally Backman Ji-hwan Bae Jim Bagby Jr. Jim Bagby Sr. Ed Bahr Bob...
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pitcher Mudcat Grant from the Oakland Athletics for young outfielder Ángel Mangual ("PTBNL"). Former 20-game-winner Grant, now 35, has become one of MLB's...
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Mallory, OF, 1977 Lew Malone, IF, 1915–16 Sean Manaea, P, 2016–21 Ángel Mangual, OF, 1971–76 Fred Manrique, IF, 1991 Frank Manush, IF, 1908 Phil Marchildon...
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Lyle, Mike Maihack, Steven Mangold, Carlos M. Mangual, Christopher March, Dash Martin, Pat Martin, Jose Marzan, Jeremy Mauney, Philip McCall II, Michael...
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half to claim an 8–4 triumph at Riverfront Stadium. Barry Foote and Pepe Mangual provide clutch two-RBI hits, while reliever Don Stanhouse (later famed...
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– Rick Waits May 17 – Porfi Altamirano May 19 – Dan Ford May 23 – Pepe Mangual May 23 – Butch Metzger May 29 – Fred Holdsworth May 31 – Dwight Bernard...
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