Like Benny Moré, his voice caresses; Similar to Barbarito Diez, he is refined, exquisite. Following his great friend Elena Burke, he believes his voice is everything. Unlike any other Cuban soloist, Armando Garzón has a perfectly trained countertenor voice, which he uses to interpret the indestructible Latin American romantic lyric; Bolero. His professional career began as a soloist in the renowned El Orfeón choir in his native Santiago de Cuba, where he developed a strong passion for European religious music, mainly the works of Scarlatti and the English composers of the 15th ...