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brothers and two sisters used to participate and promote artistic events in
Chiantla, their home town. Later, Nery moved to Guatemala city to enter Military Music School at only 14 years of age, where he graduated with honors as a Military Musician at 18 years. Later he graduated as Teacher of Musical Education in the Normal School for Teachers of Music, "Jesús María Alvarado" and received the diploma of Specialization in Trumpet. At first, he was inclined to be a trumpet player and accordionist, and he played as trumpet player in the Symphony Martial Band of Guatemala.
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Maestro Cano participated in various festivals and cultural events within the university environment, including exchanges with representatives of some universities such as
Berklee College of Music, University of Oklahoma and Autonomous University of Chiapas. He was invited to be an orchestra conductor and trumpeter to Mexico, Chile and Argentina.
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He taught in various educational establishments, as well as in the
National Conservatory of Music, the Normal School for Teachers of Musical Education, Normal Institute for Teachers of Musical Education "Alfredo Colom" and others in which he founded and promoted the organization of orchestras, school
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With his brothers, Nery founded the Banda Canoa (from their surnames Cano
Arreaga), which had a significant success in the late seventies and eighties, playing covers of bands like Chicago, The Manhattan Transfer, Led Zeppelin and Queen, among others. From the beginning, Nery was the director of
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On
October 13, 2021, one of the most popular Guatemalan pianists, Carlos Duarte, released his new single "Recuerdos" (Memories), a bolero composed by Duarte especially for performance by Nery Cano. This song was one of Cano's last studio works as a trumpet soloist and was released after
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Another musical passion was the accordion and as a member and president of the
Guatemalan Accordion Club, he organized events in which dozens of accordionists played in unison, performing national and international music, especially Argentine tangos. People still remember their presentation in the
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Guatemala and merged his work as conductor of the Martial Symphony Band, producing jazz, chamber music and pop opera events. With his nephew, the pop opera singer Maximo Marcuso, a tenor in the California area, they offered together several events in Guatemala.
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As a child, Nery showed a disposition and interest in learning to play different instruments. He was the youngest of nine children of the couple, Evelio Cano Mérida and
Adelina Natividad Arreaga Argueta. Both parents cultivated in their children the love of music. The seven
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On
September 11 of that same year, the Martial Symphonic Band presented its annual concert (virtual) on the occasion of the Bicentennial of the Independence of Guatemala, dedicated to Maestro Nery Cano, performing pieces from his ensemble of Maderas y Metales, especially his arrangement
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He was conductor in chief of the
Symphonic Martial Band for 20 years of Military Services of Ministry of Defense and also a trumpeter. Recognized in the Dictionary of Music of Guatemala of the University of San Carlos, he was a promoter of Jazz in Guatemala. He was a coordinator of several
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On July 29. 2021, Nery Cano died of respiratory failure at the Military Medical Center in Guatemala City. Obituaries and notes of sympathy were published in the media and on social networks, by the Government of Guatemala, the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the Ministry of Defense and the
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On many occasions Nery Cano was a guest conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra of Guatemala. He was also a guest conductor of several Central American chamber and philharmonic orchestras. He participated as the main music director in the documentary "The force of work" produced by a
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In 1991, he returned to the Martial Band when he won the tryouts for the General Directorate of the Centennial Symphony Martial Band, of which he served as the conductor and director for 20 years. As a result of his efforts, this Symphony Band achieved the declaration by the Government as
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On August 20, 2021, the Military Music Services of Guatemala, through the Martial Symphony Band (Cultural Heritage of Guatemala), paid posthumous tribute to Lieutenant Colonel (WO) Nery Evelio Cano Arreaga, placing a plaque with his name in the recording studio of the School of
256:(in Spanish). Guatemala: Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Dirección General de Investigación (DIGI), Programa Universitario de Investigación en Cultura, Pensamiento e Identidad de la Sociedad Guatemalteca, Centro de Estudios Folklóricos (CEFOL). p. 29.
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Honored with recognition by the Music Military Service for his significant work as a conductor and director, named the recording studio of the school of music, Lieutenant Colonel (WO) Nery Evelio Cano Arreaga
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452:(Trumpet) will perform their best music pieces. "Alux Nahual y Jazz, un concierto que no te puedes perder." Soy502 Digital Magazine. October 13th, 2015. Spanish Publication.
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the Canoa Band. His work in the band and his performances on the trumpet, led him to opt for the position of trumpet player in the National Symphony Orchestra of Guatemala.
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Orchestra. He also participated as a producer of jazz and rock shows with the Latin rock band
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