Willie Bobo's story began in Puerto Rico in 1923. Pedro Correa de Arecibo was a musician in a group that would play to Cataño. On prom night, Peter's eyes could not avoid the face of young adorable Faustina, as the Puerto Rican tradition demanded, his grandfather had chaperone. When social amenities ended, the procession was a two-year marriage. Anna was the first daughter. Like many of his compatriots seeking a better life, Mr. Correa left his family in Puerto Rico, he settled in Brooklyn, and got a job at a sugar refinery. Months later rewarded him with a small amount of money for partial loss of a thumb. The money enabled the transfer of the wife and daughter to Brooklyn. <br /> <br />Pura In 1930, the second daughter was born. On February 24, 1934 William was delivered by a midwife in an apartment on 115th Street with Lenox Avenue. At this time the nation was experiencing an economic depression. Jobs were scarce. The bread cost five cents and was visible in all the shelves, but many people did not have the nickel to buy them. Wellness coupons provided food and clothing. All North America was suffering. It was then that Helen and Laura Correa born and Pedro had six mouths to feed. Link - http://www.herencialatina.com/Bobo/Willie_Bobo.htm <br /> Salsa,Jazz y Musica Latina Con Todo El Ritmo y Sabor Que Hace La Musica Latina Una Paella De Sabor Musical. <br />Salsa,Jazz And Latin Music With All The Rhythm And Flavor That Make Latin Music A Real Gumbo Of Musical Flavor. <br />We Appreciated Your Feedback.
