Domingo Cura, born on April 7, 1929, in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, was a
musician and bombo player. He gained prominence through collaborations on
historic albums such as Misa Criolla (1964) by Ariel Ramírez and Cantata
Sudamericana (1972). Cura's work spanned various genres, including jazz, bolero,
Caribbean music, and Argentine rock. In 2002, he contributed to Gustavo Cerati’s
album Siempre es hoy, playing the bombo legüero on "Sulky". On November 13,
2004, Cura passed away from a massive heart attack while performing at the
Teatro Lola Membrives in Buenos Aires. He was po...