Watch: Ibrahim Ferrer Performs "Bruca Manigua" from Buena Vista Social Club's "Lost and Found"

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Buena Vista Social Club's Lost and Found, a collection of previously unreleased tracks out next week, opens with a live version of "Bruca Manigua," featuring Ibrahim Ferrer on vocals. A video of Ferrer performing the song live in concert in 2000 premiered yesterday on the Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy. "This video, shot in front of a sold-out crowd in Paris, finds the spry Ferrer, then 72, in fine form," says Speakeasy, "his voice strong and supple as he sings the 1930s Cuban standard accompanied by lush, joyous horn parts and polyrhythmic percussion." Watch the performance here.

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Buena Vista Social Club's Lost and Found, a collection of previously unreleased tracks—some of which were recorded during the original album’s sessions in Havana and others from the years that followed—is due out next week from World Circuit Records, distributed in North America by Nonesuch Records. A live version of "Bruca Manigua," featuring Ibrahim Ferrer on vocals, opens the new album. A video of Ferrer performing the song live in concert in 2000 premiered yesterday on the Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy blog.

"This video, shot in front of a sold-out crowd in Paris, finds the spry Ferrer, then 72, in fine form," writes Speakeasy's Eric R. Danton, "his voice strong and supple as he sings the 1930s Cuban standard accompanied by lush, joyous horn parts and polyrhythmic percussion." Read more at wsj.com.

You can watch the performance here:

Lost and Found is streaming in full all this week as an NPR First Listen. You can hear it at npr.org.

To pre-order Lost and Found and download the album track "Macusa" now, head to iTunes or on CD and vinyl in the Nonesuch Store (and outside of North America in the World Circuit Store).

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  • Thursday, March 19, 2015
    Watch: Ibrahim Ferrer Performs "Bruca Manigua" from Buena Vista Social Club's "Lost and Found"
    Christien Jaspars

    Buena Vista Social Club's Lost and Found, a collection of previously unreleased tracks—some of which were recorded during the original album’s sessions in Havana and others from the years that followed—is due out next week from World Circuit Records, distributed in North America by Nonesuch Records. A live version of "Bruca Manigua," featuring Ibrahim Ferrer on vocals, opens the new album. A video of Ferrer performing the song live in concert in 2000 premiered yesterday on the Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy blog.

    "This video, shot in front of a sold-out crowd in Paris, finds the spry Ferrer, then 72, in fine form," writes Speakeasy's Eric R. Danton, "his voice strong and supple as he sings the 1930s Cuban standard accompanied by lush, joyous horn parts and polyrhythmic percussion." Read more at wsj.com.

    You can watch the performance here:

    Lost and Found is streaming in full all this week as an NPR First Listen. You can hear it at npr.org.

    To pre-order Lost and Found and download the album track "Macusa" now, head to iTunes or on CD and vinyl in the Nonesuch Store (and outside of North America in the World Circuit Store).

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