Yasser Ramos Y El Tumbao Mayombe

Better known as "El Balacero", Yasser Ramos was thus baptized by the dancer public, as a result of his aggressive vocal improvisations at those times when he was a member of "Maykel Blanco and her major sauce." Cuban singer and orchestral leader Yasser Ramos Lorenzo was born on June 18, 1982 in a neighborhood called El Channel in the Havana Municipality of Cerro. Although music was always an integral part of its creative personality, it was not exactly its first inclination, in fact, Yasser reached great renown from 12 to 19 years of age, as a pitcher of the National Softball team. Subsequently, Yasser decided to apply his academic knowledge by collaborating with several Havana bands. At the age of 24, he joined the Maykel Blanco orchestra and his major sauce, in which he remained for 9 years. In 2014, Yasser realized that the time had come to draw his own career. During the next three years, he appeared as the leader of the nine millimeter orchestra. 3 years ago, based on marketing factors, Yasser and his musical colleagues decided to change the name of their orchestra to Tumbao Mayombe. As well as a subsequent session such as the first group affiliated with the Warachando Records record label with the album Today Yasser continues his work with Warachando Records.