Orq Idde 13(Conjunto La Revuelta)Guaguanco NIB 45RPM

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Formó una de las primeras bandas de acero en Puerto Rico, junto a su hermano César Marina y Juan Manuel Pérez en 1960. Con esta banda se amenizó el primer carnaval de Arecibo. Mas tarde organizó "La Villa Steel Band" con la que fueron a Nueva York en 1963, fue músico y director de la Orquesta "la Revuelta" en 1970 y luego fundó la orquesta Iddé 13, con la que hicieron presentaciones de radio y televisión, y salieron en varias revistas de farandula y grabaron un sencillo con dos canciones. Finalmente formó parte del grupo Atempo con Rafo y Mario Picorelli, Evelyn y Olga Landrón, José Angel(Yoito) Cruz y Gastón Rivera. La última agrupación musical que Fundó fue el Grupo "Kontacto" y ahí se retiró de la música, no sin antes formar parte del grupo Antillano de Toño Nater, con Chivirico, Palmeras y otros.

Vetenaro de la Guerra de Vietman.
Se licenció el 9 de mayo de 1969 como E-1. hizo su entrenamiento básico en Fort Jackson y el avanzado en la Escuela de Ingeniería del Army en Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
Actualmente es maestro de Historia en la Escuela Superior Dra. María Cadilla y profesor de Ciencias Sociales y Justicia Criminal a tiempo parcial en la Universidad Interamericana, Recinto de Arecibo y trabajó con El National College, del arecibeño Lic. Jesús Siverio, y tambien con La Fundación Ana G. Méndez.

En el deporte, participó desde muy tierna edad en beisbol y baloncesto.

Actualmente tiene un programa de radio que se llama "Al Día en los Deportes" y ha sido dirigente de equipos de Beisbol y baloncesto en categorías menores, donde conquistó varios campeonatos. Fue, además,Presidente de La Juventud Estudiantil Cristiana y Rector de Cursillos de Vida, entre otras cosas.

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Lado B : **Desencanto***

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