Alejandro Rodríguez Oliva ¨Andito¨ had a wide trajectory within the Cuban Music compass. Since he was a child, he felt preference for singing, it allowed him to obtain an award with the song Quién le pone cascabel al gato?. He had a primary academic education, because, coming from a poor social class, he could not go to school regularly, and had to work to earn his daily sustenance.

He took part of prestigious groups, citing, Conjunto Chapotin , Siboney, Estrellas del Ritmo and Conjunto Caney. Along many years, he conducted his own group, under the name¨Alejandro y sus muchachos¨ performing a radio program, which was airplayed many years by Radio Rebelde.

He became author-singer in 1960, recording many of his compositions, participating also, as singer, in the Italo-Cuban film ¨La Rumbera¨, interpreting the Guaracha ¨Camarón y Mamoncillo¨, on December, 1998. In addition, he intervened in the documentary filming ¨Barrios de la Habana¨, with producer Ronaldo, from Rubicolor of Martinica record label.

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