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By early 1982, Roger Fisher was added as a second keyboardist, as well as the virtuoso harmonica player Gustavo Lezcano. Merci and Raul left the band in late 1982, just prior to the recording of the third CBS International LP Rio. The painfully shy Gloria was now the sole lead vocalist on stage and in the studio.
- Miami Latin Boys (1975–1976)
- 1975–1992, 2002
- Audiofon, Epic, RCA Victor label, MSM (Miami Sound Machine) Records, Discos CBS International
- Miami, Florida, U.S.
Gustavo Lézcano (1982-1984) – harmónica – Lézcano nacido en La Habana murió el 28 de mayo de 2014; Betty (Cortés) Wright (1982-1985) – sintetizador y voces de fondo; Elena Stracuzzi (1982-1983) – voces de fondo; Leo Víllar (1983) – trompeta; Jim "Sport" Trompeter (1985–1988) Rafael Pedílla (1985–1988) – percusión
2 de jun. de 2012 · In the midnight hour. Gustavo Lezcano singing and blowing harmonica on WAR's classic Low Rider at Wild Bill's Juke Joint in Memphis with The Chris Pitts Blues Band. May 13, 2012....
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- Deborah Ramirez
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2 de jun. de 2012 · Gustavo Lezcano singin' and blowin' harmonica on Jimmy Reed's classic Baby What U Want Me 2 Do at Wild Bill's in Memphis with Chris Pitts Blues Band.May 13, ...
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- Deborah Ramirez
Miami Vice Performer. " Dr. Beat " ( The Best of Miami Vice) Members. Gloria Estefan Emilio Estefan, Jr. Enríqué "Kíki" García Juan Avíla Wesley B. Wright Louis Pérez Victor Lopez Roger Fisher Gustavo Lézcano Betty (Cortés) Wright. Active. 1977–1989, 1992-present. Miami Sound Machine were an American R&B/soul family musical act whose ...
Miami Sound Machine was an American Latin pop band of Latin-influenced music that featured the vocals of Cuban-born recording artist Gloria Estefan (née Fajardo). Established in 1975 by Emilio Estefan Jr., the band was originally known as the Miami Latin Boys before becoming the Miami Sound Machine
