This 1982 album features Bravo's interpretations of traditional songs from the Caribbean coast of South America, including Venezuela, Colombia, and Cuba. It captures the richness and diversity of the region's musical heritage.
- The album was produced by Venezuelan composer and arranger Rafael Salazar.
- "Caribe" was released on the Musart-Balboa label, a division of Musart Records, known for its significant catalog of Latin music.
- The release explores various rhythms such as joropo, merengue, and son cubano, showcasing Bravo's vocal versatility.
Soledad Bravo is a Venezuelan singer known for her interpretations of Latin American nueva canción and folk music. In 1982, she released "Caribe," a collection of traditional songs from the Caribbean coast of South America.
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