Orquesta Suprema - Mi Morena (Lebron Brothers Cover)

Note: "Mi Morena" was originally written and recorded by The Lebron Brothers, who retain all copyrights and performance license to this song. No copyright infringement is implied, and this cover version was done as a loving tribute in humble respect to their geatness. Thank you to Angel, Frank, Carlos, José, and Pablo. Sin Negro, No Hay Guaguanco! To learn more about The Lebron Brothers, visit:

http://www.myspace.com/lebronbrothers

http://www.myspace.com/hermanoslebronsalsa

"La Orquesta Suprema" began as a young, hip, 11-piece 1970's Latin band of teens from New York City. Hailing from the five gritty boroughs of the concrete jungle, This was no slick "salsa" candy of the day that this group was serving. At a time when most hispanic artists were trying to decide what side of the "Latin-Rock" fence to sit on, Suprema was inventing Rock-Latin. For years, this pioneering band was a cooperative effort nurtured by the Fonfrias brothers, Jose "Sonny" (piano), and John "JB" (bass). The distinctive background vocals, or "coro" were handled by the Vargas brothers, Max (clave) and Charlie (maracas). Rounding out the vocal department, were several lead singers, most notably, Leo Rosado. The incredible John Osorio, pounded fierce afro-cuban rythms on the congas drums, and was co-author on some of the band's compositions. The multi-talented Teddy Acosta was always slick, a joy to watch on timbales. Holding down the tempo on bongos and cowbell, was Alberto "Chickie" Vasquez, later substituted by "Junie". The brass section, a two-trombone assault comprising of Orlando and Jerry (later, Willie) gave La Suprema that old-school New York City boogaloo vibe. On guitar and cuatro, rocking with abandon, was Suprema's secret weapon, Eddie Goicuria. Displaying true comeraderie, everyone in the group contributed to the arrangements, and each member brought their own unique personality and style into the mix, giving Orquesta Suprema it's own unmistakable and identifiable look and sound. In it's heyday, La Suprema blazed through the clubs, block parties, colleges, and venues of the time, taking no prisoners, leaving no doubt. Thirty-something years later, the members remain in contact online, and though various ventures, festering rumors of a surprise-attack reunion someday in the future. Watch the skies...........

Visit the official Orquesta Suprema website at:

http://tinyurl.com/suprema

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[tampagol]

wao cono primero que veo esto diablo estaban heavy esta gente y con esos trombones puro kike de los 70 de ny a mi siempe me gusto los brokyn sounds dondev cantaba leo rosado, que eran sonido puro barrio el maraquero me recuerda a jose mangual joven. saludos a colombia,peru ,venezuela,panama,ecuador a los poquito mexicanos que le gusta la salsa a los americano salseros menos a los envidiosos cubanos comemierda hey siempre ahi alguien detras de las paredes y que hacen velando pa kakiar.

[jbyesterday]

@aoem77 Gracias por tu comentario y saludos a todos los Peruanos !

[aoem77]

Tremendo video!

[iamnataliar]

Amazing! Thats my father playing the trombone! In the light suit! So awesome!

[Timbertron]

Tremendo!!! thanks for sharing!!

[yanalex]

amigo el vocalista es leo rosado ex cantanta de la brooklyn sounds por su comentario leo que algunos estan vivos y pueden dar una sorpresa lo felicito esto es una joya musical me erizo la piel al ver esta joya musical

gracias

[repartiendosalsa]

quien fue el primero que hizo este tema

[CHINITOBUENO]

Claro de los Lebron, pero no lo hace mal esta orquesta, esto si es salsa de la buena carajo, que aprendan esos babosos que estan destruyendo la salsa.

[ytala2703]

esto es salsa caballero

[jbyesterday]

Gracias por tus palabras brillante y arriba los Columbianos !