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'''Gran Coquivacoa''' is a Venezuelan ] group founded in 1968, by Jesús ''Bocachico'' Petit, Nelson Suárez, Rody Tigrera, Pedro Arteaga and Manolo Salazar, at the city of ], ]). '''Gran Coquivacoa''' is a Venezuelan ] group founded in 1968 by Jesús "Bocachico" Petit, Nelson Suárez, Rody Tigrera, Pedro Arteaga and Manolo Salazar in ], ].


They were named Best Gaita Artist at the ].<ref>{{Cite news |url=http://www.2001.com.ve/en-el-chisme/109414/la-que-se-armo-en-los-premios-pepsi-music.html |title=La que se armó en los Premios Pepsi Music |trans-title=What was Assembled at the Pepsi Music Awards |first=Rosa |last=González |work=] |language=Spanish |date=11 September 2015 |access-date=7 September 2018}}</ref>
In 1969, singer Nelson Martínez entered to the group, becoming the lead singer in the 1960s and 1970s, with his tamboreras, and gaitones, like ''El Gran Gaitón'' (1969), ''Tamborera 7'' (1975), ''Tamborera 9'' (1977), ''Los Vasallos'', ''La Traidora'' (1976), ''Gaita a Tambora'', and many others.


== Discography ==
In 1975, ] entered to Gran Coquivacoa, in the 1978 season composed ''Sin Rencor'', one of the most popular gaitas ever written. Neguito in 1979 travels to the ] for studies, returning to Venezuela in the 1980s, becoming since that, the lead singer of the group.


=== Studio albums ===
Gran Coquivacoa have many successful songs, including: "Tamborera 3", "El gran gaitón", ''La borrachera, El cholagogue, Rey gaitón, Sin rencor, Tamborera 7 (Macario), Soy zuliano, Libertad, Pea santoral, El son caliente, La negra cocoa coa, Punta icotea, Las cabras, La traidora, La gaita que a mi me gusta, Por qué te vais, La gaita de Molero, Tamborera 9, San Benito, La alianza, La gaita onomatopéyica, El Enlosao, La jerga, Gaitón 5, Alegrando corazones, El oso gracioso, Tamborera 10, Dr. Caldera, Gaita es gaita, Las plañideras, El bravo, Algo sobrenatural, El zaguán, La retreta, Aló presidente, La catira de la Guaira, En el nombre de Bolívar, Primitiva y ancestral, Corona de tunas, Paraíso, Lo Zuliano, Calles viejas, El béisbol, Se soltaron los locos, Déjame tranquilo'' (with Rafael Orozco), ''Hay que celebrar, Carmencita la Coja'' and many others.

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* Con El Conjunto Gran Coquivacoa (1969)
* Gran Gaitón (1970)
* Seguimos Gateando (1971)
* El Gaitón del Diablo (1972)
* Fiesta Santoral (1973)
* Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1974)
* Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1975)
* Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1976)
⚫ * Gran Coquivacoa (1977)
* Gran Coquivacoa (1978)
* Libertad (1979)
* Soy Zuliano (1980)
* El Gran Coquivacoa (1981)
* Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1982)
* 15 Aniversario (1983)
* La Catira de la Guaira (1984)
* y Punto (1985)
* Completo (1986)
* La Maquina del Sabor (1987)
* La Maquina del Sabor (1988)
* La Alianza (1989)
* La Maquina del Sabor (1990)
* La Maquina del Sabor (1991)
* La Maquina del Sabor (1992)
* La Maquina del Sabor 25 años (1993)
* Los Súper Reyes de la Tamborera (1994)
* De Antología (1995)
* Alegrando Corazones (1996)
* Alquimia (1997)
* 30 Aniversario (1998)
* Unplugged (Desenchufao) (1999)
* Por siempre Gaitas (1999)
* Energía Universal (2000)
* …de punto alfa (2001)
* En Alta Vibración (2002)
* Guerreros de la Luz (2003)
* Luminós (2004)
* Madre Tierra (2008)
* Gran Coquivacoa (2009)
* Neguito y sus Invitados (2011)

=== Compilation albums ===

* Grandes Exitos (1986)
* La Maquina del Sabor con todo (1990)
* 30 Aniversario (1998)
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== References ==
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Gran Coquivacoa
OriginCabimas, Zulia, Venezuela
GenresGaita zuliana
Years active1968–present
MembersNeguito Borjas
Jesús Petit
Oscar Borjas
Marcos Díaz
Michell
Websitehttp://www.grancoquivacoa.net

Gran Coquivacoa is a Venezuelan gaita zuliana group founded in 1968 by Jesús "Bocachico" Petit, Nelson Suárez, Rody Tigrera, Pedro Arteaga and Manolo Salazar in Cabimas, Zulia State.

They were named Best Gaita Artist at the 2015 Pepsi Venezuela Music Awards.

Discography

Studio albums

  • Con El Conjunto Gran Coquivacoa (1969)
  • Gran Gaitón (1970)
  • Seguimos Gateando (1971)
  • El Gaitón del Diablo (1972)
  • Fiesta Santoral (1973)
  • Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1974)
  • Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1975)
  • Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1976)
  • Gran Coquivacoa (1977)
  • Gran Coquivacoa (1978)
  • Libertad (1979)
  • Soy Zuliano (1980)
  • El Gran Coquivacoa (1981)
  • Los Reyes de la Tamborera (1982)
  • 15 Aniversario (1983)
  • La Catira de la Guaira (1984)
  • y Punto (1985)
  • Completo (1986)
  • La Maquina del Sabor (1987)
  • La Maquina del Sabor (1988)
  • La Alianza (1989)
  • La Maquina del Sabor (1990)
  • La Maquina del Sabor (1991)
  • La Maquina del Sabor (1992)
  • La Maquina del Sabor 25 años (1993)
  • Los Súper Reyes de la Tamborera (1994)
  • De Antología (1995)
  • Alegrando Corazones (1996)
  • Alquimia (1997)
  • 30 Aniversario (1998)
  • Unplugged (Desenchufao) (1999)
  • Por siempre Gaitas (1999)
  • Energía Universal (2000)
  • …de punto alfa (2001)
  • En Alta Vibración (2002)
  • Guerreros de la Luz (2003)
  • Luminós (2004)
  • Madre Tierra (2008)
  • Gran Coquivacoa (2009)
  • Neguito y sus Invitados (2011)

Compilation albums

  • Grandes Exitos (1986)
  • La Maquina del Sabor con todo (1990)
  • 30 Aniversario (1998)

See also

References

  1. González, Rosa (11 September 2015). "La que se armó en los Premios Pepsi Music" [What was Assembled at the Pepsi Music Awards]. Diario 2001 (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 September 2018.

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