Bobby Capó
(Bobby Capo)
Bobby Capó was a Puerto Rican singer, songwriter and composer born in 1921 in
Coamo. Born Félix Manuel Rodríguez Capó, he adopted his mother's surname for his
professional career. In the early 1940s, Capó moved to New York City where he
joined the quartet Cuarteto Victoria and the orchestra of Xavier Cugat. He was
also a television host and a musical director. Capó composed numerous songs that
became hits for other artists, including “El negro bembón” and “El bardo”. In
1952, he recorded with the ensemble Sonora Matancera and composed his best-known
song, “Piel canela”. His other...
Piel CanelaAmhed Mitchel, Bobby Capó, Chandy Leon, Devon Henderson, Elmer Ferrer and Taras Blyzniuk (Bobby Capo)
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Piel Canela (Cover)Bluebeat Makers and Bobby Capó (Bobby Capo)
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Piel Canela (Acoustic Version)Elmer Ferrer, Bobby Capó and Taras Blyzniuk (Bobby Capo)
Dos Immortales De Puerto Rico
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Coimbra
Bobby Capó (Bobby Capo)Soñando Con Puerto Rico (Sonando Con Puerto Rico)Bobby Capó (Bobby Capo)
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Mosaico DeschampsDiomedes y El Grupo Mio, Bobby Capó, Fernando Fernandez, Rafa Payán, Rodhen Santos, Richy Rojas (contributor), Marcos Feliz (contributor), Toribio “Pavin” (contributor), Elio Roca- Alvar (contributor) and Winston De Jesus (contributor) (Bobby Capo)
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