LP record album — Amaury Pérez, Amaury (EGREM / Areíto, LD-3580), jacket and disc

Name/Title

LP record album — Amaury Pérez, Amaury (EGREM / Areíto, LD-3580), jacket and disc

Entry/Object ID

2025.1.197

Description

A 12-inch (33⅓ rpm) stereo long-playing vinyl record with its printed paperboard jacket. Front jacket: a high-contrast black-and-white profile portrait photograph (presumably of the artist) within a dark circular vignette on a black ground; the title "amaury" in red, lower right; the "Nueva Trova / EGREM / Estéreo" star device, upper right. Back jacket: cream ground with black text — title "amaury," the two-side track listing with composer credits, performer/production credits, the EGREM logo, format/catalog line, a circular blue inventory stamp ("36"), and a faint handwritten number. Disc: black vinyl with the light-colored Areíto label (Taíno device).

Audio Format

33 RPM Record

Collection

The Cabrera Arús family collection, Leopoldo Arús Gálvez collection

Acquisition

Accession

2025.1

Album Detail

Contributors

Contributor

Amaury Pérez

Role

Singer

Contributor

Orquesta EGREM

Role

Band

Contributor

Juan Pablo Torres

Role

Director

Contributor

Miguel Porcel

Role

Orchestration

Contributor

Eusebio Domínguez

Role

Recording Engineer

Contributor

Morales del Toro

Role

Designer

Contributor

Jorge Puig

Role

Photographer

Record Label

EGREM, Areíto, La musica cubana alrededor del mundo

Musical Genre

Latin Pop, Soul

Release Date

1976

Place Recorded

City

Havana

Country

Cuba

Region

Caribbean, Central America

Language

Spanish

Album Artwork Description

A black and white photo shows Amaury Perez's right facing profile. He has shoulder length dark hair. He is wearing glasses. "Amaury," written in red block lettering, sits in the bottom right corner. EGREM's star logo is in the top right corner in white print.

Notes

ld-3580

Track Details

Title

Carta de presentación

Title

Debe ser triste

Title

Mala gente

Title

Diario

Track Contributors

Contributor

Miguel Porcel

Role

Composer

Title

Vuela pena

Title

El pecador

Title

Acuérdate de abril

Title

De chisme en chisme

Title

Dicen

Title

Murmullos

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Type

Stamp

Location

Album cover back top right

Transcription

36

Material/Technique

Ink

Notes

Likely the number in the owner's album collection

Notes

Front: "amaury"; "Nueva Trova / EGREM / Estéreo" star device. Back: "amaury"; full track listing with composer credits; performer/production credits (as above); EGREM logo; "estereo / ld-3580"; circular inventory stamp "36"; faint handwritten figure (≈"1000"). Disc label: "Areíto"; "LA MUSICA CUBANA ALREDEDOR DEL MUNDO / PRODUCIDO Y DISTRIBUIDO POR EGREM HABANA-CUBA"; "AMAURY / ORQUESTA EGREM / Dirección: Juan P. Torres / Orquestación: Miguel Porcel / Autor: Amaury Pérez"; "33 R.P.M."; "ESTEREO"; "LD-3580"; "CARA A"; Side A track list. Matrix/run-out not read from images; discographic sources list the stereo matrix series LDS-3580 (supplementary).

Notes

Track listing (as printed, title — composer): Cara A: "Carta de presentación" — Amaury Pérez; "Debe ser triste" — Amaury Pérez; "Mala gente" — Amaury Pérez; "Diario" — Miguel Porcel; "Vuela pena" — Amaury Pérez. Cara B: "El pecador" — Amaury Pérez; "Acuérdate de abril" — Amaury Pérez; "De chisme en chisme" — Amaury Pérez; "Dicen" — Amaury Pérez; "Murmullos" — Amaury Pérez.

Dimensions

Height

31 cm

Width

31 cm

Parts

vinyl, record cover

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Movimiento de la Nueva Trova

Notes

Amaury Pérez was one of the founding members of the Nueva Trova movement in Cuba

Person or Organization

Leopoldo Arús Gálvez

Notes

owner

Related Places

Place

City

Havana

Country

Cuba

Region

Caribbean, Central America

Notes

recording, production, acquisition, use

Research Notes

Notes

Amaury Pérez Vidal is a Cuban singer-songwriter and a founder of the Nueva Trova Cubana movement, alongside Silvio Rodríguez, Pablo Milanés, Sara González, Vicente Feliú, and Noel Nicola. This self-titled album collects his own songs (plus Miguel Porcel's "Diario") and represents domestic state music production of the period.

Created By

María A. Cabrera Arús

Create Date

May 26, 2022

Updated By

María A. Cabrera Arús

Update Date

June 14, 2026