Trío Caribe - Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe

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Review by Shelley Carlisle

Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe: A Timeless Latin Gem That’ll Tug At Your Soul Alright, let’s talk about Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe. Released in '97 by RCA (yeah, the label that gave us some real bangers back then), this album is a treasure chest of classic Latin vibes. The Trío Caribe crew dives deep into styles like Bolero, Guajira, Trova, and Sonero—basically all the good stuff that makes you wanna grab someone's hand or stare wistfully out a window while sipping café con leche. And hey, shoutout to Manolo on trumpet for adding those golden brass touches throughout. Now, here’s the thing about this record—it doesn’t try too hard. It just is. You can tell these guys weren’t chasing trends; they were honoring traditions. They’re singing straight from the heart, with lyrics that cut right through the noise. There are 12 tracks total, but I’m gonna zoom in on two because, honestly, my brain can only hold so much greatness at once. First up? “Lágrimas Negras.” Oh man, this one hits different. If you’ve ever had your heart stomped on—and who hasn’t?—this track will feel like an old friend patting you on the back. The melody has that slow-burn ache, y’know? Like when you’re trying not to cry but your eyes won’t stop leaking anyway. The harmonies are tight, almost hypnotic, pulling you deeper into the feels. By the time the trumpet kicks in, forget it—you’re done. Packed tissues recommended. Then there’s “Para Mi Cuba Un Son,” which flips the mood entirely. This tune feels like sunshine spilling over Havana streets, warm and alive. It’s got that proud Cuban energy, celebrating roots and resilience without being preachy about it. The rhythm grabs you by the hips before you even realize what’s happening. Honestly, if this song doesn’t make you move—even just tapping your foot—you might need to check your pulse. What I love most about this album is how raw and real it feels. These aren’t perfect studio-polished performances; they’re human. Sometimes the vocals crack a little, or the timing isn’t laser-sharp, but that’s exactly why it works. It’s messy, like life itself. And honestly? That’s kinda beautiful. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this record made me think about how music connects us across borders and generations. I mean, here I am, probably nowhere near where Trío Caribe started, yet their stories still resonate. Weird, right? But maybe that’s the magic of art—it sneaks up on you when you least expect it. So go ahead, give Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe a spin. Just don’t blame me if you start randomly bursting into tears—or dancing—in public.

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Artist: Trío Caribe
Album: Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe
Rating: 5.0

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Filename: tro-caribe-los-xitos-del-tro-caribe.zip
  • MP3 size: 42 mb
  • FLAC size: 682.8 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Odio2:53
La Cita3:07
Para Mi Cuba Un Son2:53
Ahora Seremos Felices2:49
Virgen De Medianoche2:59
Desvelo De Amor3:15
Mi Delito2:46
Corazón No Llores2:29
El Pastorcillo3:05
Lágrimas Negras3:17
El Esclavo3:02
Si Tú No Vienes2:36

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Catalog Numbers

CDV 743215379928

Labels

RCA

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Credits

RoleCredit
TrumpetManolo

Notes

(P) 1958

Barcodes

Barcode: 743215379928

About Trío Caribe

Pablo Peregrino, an authentic jarocho as well as the neighborhood of La Huaca, the Villa del Mar promenade, the Diaz Mirón Avenue (Puerto de Veracruz, Mexico) was the one who had the idea of forming a trio dedicated to interpreting tropical music, since by then everyone was engaged in romantic things. He thought of different elements and finally reached an agreement with Roberto Hernández and with Ángel González "El Tiki, with whom he gave himself the task of rehearsing and rehearsing until they had mounted a well-stocked repertoire. Excerpt from information of the album Los Éxitos de El Trio Caribe Y La Trompeta de Manolo.

Name Vars

  • El Trio Caribe
  • Trio Caribe Y La Trompeta De Manolo
  • Trío Caribe

Members

  • Pablo Peregrino
  • Ángel Gónzalez
  • José Roberto Hernández

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Los Éxitos Del Trío Caribe* by Trío Caribe is a hidden gem in Latin music. Released in 1997 in Mexico, it blends heartfelt boleros, lively guajiras, and soulful trovas. Manolo’s trumpet adds a unique touch to tracks like *Lágrimas Negras* and *Corazón No Llores*. It’s a beautiful mix of nostalgia and passion, capturing the essence of Cuban-inspired rhythms with a Mexican twist. A true testament to timeless Latin sounds!