Sergio Ortuño
Sergio Ortuño was a prominent Uruguayan musician and cultural activist, renowned for his deep commitment to candombe, a traditional Afro-Uruguayan musical genre. As a founding member of the Escuela de Candombe del Uruguay in 1996 and a key figure in the comparsa Valores de Ansina, he played a pivotal role in promoting and preserving this vibrant cultural heritage. Ortuño was celebrated for his innovative contributions to music production, including significant albums like 'Música Negra de la Ciudad de Montevideo.' His passion for candombe extended beyond national borders, as he brought the rhythms of Ansina to international audiences in countries such as France, Sweden, and Germany. His legacy as a mentor and a cultural leader continues to inspire new generations, as he was deeply respected for his knowledge, talent, and dedication to the Afro-Uruguayan community.
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Sergio Ortuño was a musician, teacher, and cultural reference of candombe who brought the magical beat of Ansina to the world.
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