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Osvaldo Farres is a towering figure in Cuban popular music, best known worldwide for the bolero Quizás, Quizás, Quizás and the timeless tune Acércate Más. Born in Quemado de Güines, Cuba, Farres moved to Havana where he helped elevate Cuban music through Bar Melódico, a radio/TV platform that connected audiences with the island’s most beloved songs. He didn’t read or write music; melodies and lyrics came to him spontaneously, with others later transcribing his ideas into polished works. Farres earned recognition worldwide, with honors from SACEM and a US bicentennial diploma, cementing his status as a prominent Cuban cultural ambassador abroad.

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On this page, you’ll find a detailed biography, discography highlights, and a look at his enduring legacy through covers and tributes by artists around the world. While there are no 2025 tour dates for Osvaldo Farres (he passed away in 1985), his music continues to inspire audiences and performers today.

The sound

The musical character

Learn more about Farres’ most influential songs, including Quizás, Quizás, Quizás and Acércate Más (Come Closer to Me), which Nat King Cole and other legends helped popularize in English and across languages. We provide reliable context about his life in Cuba, his impact on Latin music, and ways to experience his work today—from classic recordings to contemporary tributes.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Osvaldo Farres

  • Best known for Quizás, Quizás, Quizás (1947), a bolero that became an international standard and spawned numerous translations and covers.
  • Wrote Acércate Más (Come Closer to Me), a 1946 hit later recorded in English by Nat King Cole (1958) and other artists.
  • Born in Quemado de Güines, Cuba; moved to Havana and hosted Bar Melódico, a radio/TV platform that boosted Cuban popular music.
  • Did not read or write music; melodies and lyrics came to him spontaneously and were later transcribed by others.
  • Awards and recognition include US bicentennial diploma, SACEM recognition, and other honors; became a prominent Cuban cultural figure abroad.

The records

Osvaldo Farres Discography

  • El Trovador Tropical
    0 · BG BG 001
  • 25th Anniversary
    0 · Combo RCSLP 2050-3
  • Ay mi vida
    0 · Columbia 6232x-B
  • 12 recuerdos
    0 · Victor LPV 746
  • Acaríciame
    0 · Victor 23-0344-2
  • Acércate Más (Acércate más)
    0 · Columbia 36392-2
  • 15 éxitos de Benny Moré
    0 · Victor MKS 2364
  • 15 éxitos de Carlos Argentino
    0 · Continental SD 1509
  • 20 grandes éxitos
    0 · EMI-Odeon 050021801
  • 28 boleros de amor de Los Panchos
    0 · Velvet 3006
  • 30 éxitos de la Sonora Matancera
    0 · Orfeon JM 233
  • 50 Aniversario de la Sonora Matancera
    0 · Orfeon JM 154

The hits

Top Osvaldo Farres Songs

  • Acércate Más (Come Closer to Me)
    1946 · 38 (Nat King Cole, 1958)
  • Quizás, Quizás, Quizás
    1947 · N/A (original; widely covered in many markets)
  • Toda Una Vida
    1943 · N/A

Learn more about Farres’ most influential songs, including Quizás, Quizás, Quizás and Acércate Más (Come Closer to Me), which Nat King Cole and other legends helped popularize in English and across languages. We provide reliable context about his life in Cuba, his impact on Latin music, and ways to experience his work today—from classic recordings to contemporary tributes.

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