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Edgar Morales
Houston, Texas
Edgar Morales, born in Santurce Puerto Rico, is the son of the legendary Timbalero, Edgardo Morales. Edgardo Morales was the Timbalero for El Gran Combo, and also known as the “Universidad de la Salsa.” Where his musical performance became famous with the song “Timbalero” in honor of the instrument he dominated. His musical debut began at the age of 15 with “La Sonora Poncena”. He also recorded in 1976 the album “Afuera” by the orchestra of the “Rey del Bajo”, Bobby Valentin. From the age of only 8 Edgar found solace in the cadence of Timbales, guided by his father's seasoned hands. Under Edgardo's watchful mentorship, Edgar honed his skills, blending traditional Puerto Rican rhythms with his unique flair. As the son of a renowned Timbalero, Edgar Morales carved his own path, striving to leave an indelible mark on the world of Latin music. Edgar's journey led him through the vibrant streets of San Juan to international stages. As his career blossomed, Edgar collaborated and went on tour with many famous musicians. Edgar’s first tour was at the age of 17 with Anthony Cruz. Edgar has also gone on tour with Luisito Carreón, Ismael Miranda, Willie González, Maelo Ruiz, Charlie Aponte, Frankie Ruiz Jr., Mariano Cívico, Pedro Brull, El Canario and many more Latin artists. In this autobiography, Edgar Morales recounts a life pulsating with rhythm, shaped by the echoes of his father's Timbales and the vibrant heritage of Puerto Rico. After his father’s passing Edgar keeps the legend of Timbales, while also playing other percussion instruments. Edgar currently resides in Houston Tx where he continues accompanying Latin artists around the US and is currently recording his first album production
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