Filmmaker Carlos Carcas's documentary chronicles the extraordinary career of renowned Cuban musician Bebo Valdés, who remained a relative unknown on the international scene until winning two Grammys at the age of 81. Valdés's story is told through performance clips, footage and photos of his life in Cuba, and interviews with family, friends and colleagues. One of Havana's top musicians in the 1940s and '50s, Valdés left Cuba after the revolution.
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Old Man Bebo Trailer
Trailer from the documentary film about Cuban music giant Bebo Valdes. Directed by Carlos Carcas.
OLD MAN BEBO - Carlos Carcas - TRAILER
Documentary about the greatest Cuban musician ever: Bebo Valdés. At the age of 89 Bebo Valdés giant of Cuban music is one of the last survivors of the ...
"Old Man Bebo"
Programación de Febrero de 2014 "Old Man Bebo" (2008) Carlos Carca Sábado 1 de Febrero 20:00 hs Ciclo: Una que sepamos todos Por INCAA TV ...
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