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The brothers initially faced the opposition of their father, a prominent politician, but thanks to the support of their mother they managed to make their way. Their first great opportunity came after winning a festival on Radio Tarqui, which marked the beginning of a race that transcended borders.
Ecuador today dismisses one of its great musical legends. Luis Eduardo Miño Naranjo, a member of the unforgettable duo Hermanos Miño Naranjo, died Thursday at the age of 87, leaving an invaluable legacy for national music. Born in Ambato in 1937, Luis Eduardo began his artistic career with his brother in 1958, with a remembered presentation at the Julio César Hidalgo coliseum in Quito. Since then, the duo became one of the most beloved and respe…
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