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Dr. Zoraida Santiago born (May 25, 1952 in Santurce, Puerto Rico) is a noted composer and singer of Puerto Rican cultural themes.

Born and educated in the capital city of Puerto Rico, Zoraida developed an interest in musical instruments at a very young age. Her parents had her take piano lessons as a child. By Santiago Alba Rico We Spaniards should have reserved a bit of naiveté for
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After graduating from high school, Zoraida moved to New York where she pursued her university studies in anthropology. In 1978, she met Roy Brown, who was also a fellow Puerto Rican singer. Zoraida joined Brown's musical group Aires Bucaneros and participated in the recordings of "Aires Bucaneros" (1979) and "Casi Alba" (1980). Santiago Alba Rico Desde hace al menos 60 años, Occidente viene haciendo un esfuerzo sin precedentes, en. Both albums contain compositions by Zoraida. These are "Prisa Loca" (Crazy Rush), "De la Tierra en que Naci" (From the land I was born) and "Canciones para Vieques" (Songs for Vieques). Zoraida went on tour with the group to various countries.

In 1982, Zoraida returned to Puerto Rico and made her "first" solo recording "Tiene que ser la Luna" (It must be the Moon). During that decade she also participated in and produced some local theatrical productions. AxisofLogic/ Media Critiques. Among these were Las Bohemias, Mujeres Sin Hombres (Women without Men), Matutina and Tres Momentos (Three moments). She traveled to Mexico and the United States with the theatrical group.

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