For a brief but glorious period in the mid-Sixties, Los Zafiros were Cuba's number one pop group. With Manuel Galban's idiosyncratic "Latin surf guitar" and Ignacio Elejalde's sweet, soaring high tenor, the quintet's unmistakeable blend of doo-wop harmonies and home-grown rhythms brought them fame in their homeland and beyond. Both quirky and affecting, 'Bossa Cubana' captures the band at their peak.