Eugenio Antonio Pedraza Ginori

Eugenio Antonio Pedraza Ginori was born in Esperanza Province of Villa Clara, Cuba on October 4, 1938. At the University of Havana, he graduated with a degree in Advertising (1960) and a Bachelor's Degree in Art History (1978). Director, director, scriptwriter and producer of television, director and scriptwriter of Radio, documentalist, playwright, director and organizer of events and shows, musical author, record producer, journalist, writer, broadcaster, professor, advertising. Author and co-author of dozens of songs. To highlight "Mia la felicidad", which was recorded, among others, by the Cuarteto de Meme Solís, Omara Portuondo and Ela Calvo. His collaboration with Rafael Ortiz, director of the Septeto Nacional Ignacio Piñeiro, produced two great successes of the group: "La Vida Es Una Semana" and "El Final No Llegará" This last one obtained great international diffusion thanks to Nueva Trova Santiaguera that, in addition to recording it, closed with her all its concerts.