Noro Morales and His Orchestra

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Noro Morales was born in Puerto Rico in 1911 and came to New York in 1935, where he played briefly with the bands of Alberto Socarras and Augusto Coen before establishing the Brothers Morales (Noro-Humberto-Esy) orchestra in 1939. The 1942 Decca 78 "Serenata R¡tmica" gave Morales instant recognition. During the decade of the '40s, his and Machito's band was the most popular in NYC. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

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Coffee Time Jazz

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100 Latin Jazz Classics

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Rumbas and mambo

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The Rough Guide To Mambo

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More Than Mambo: The Introduction to Afro-Cuban Jazz (Disc 1)

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More Than Mambo: The introduction to Afro-Cuban Jazz (Disc 2)

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The Afro Latin Connection: Classic Salsa, Samba & Afro Latin Jazz

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Holiday In Havana

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More Than Mambo: The Introduction to Afro-Cuban Jazz

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Best Of Afro Cuban Jazz

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100 Boleros, 100 Intérpretes

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