About Félix Cumbé
Lived 1964 – 2025 (aged 60). Félix Cumbé was a Haitian and Dominican composer and singer.
Félix Cumbé He migrated to the Dominican Republic when he was eight years old.
His musical debut took place in the 1980s with his single El Gatico written for Aníbal Bravo's orchestra. His popularity increased with the songs Feliz Cumbé and Déjame Volver, which he sang along with Fernando Villalona.
Cumbé left Aníbal Bravo's group and formed his own band, but it eventually broke up.
In 2012 he returned to show business with Tu no ta pa mi (Y yo aquí como un ma'icón).
Cumbé acquired Dominican Republic citizenship in 2021. He was married and had two children.
Discography Juanita la Cafetera (1987) Fiesta Party (1992) La Fugadora (1995) Eso Si Ta' Duro (1997) Bachateando (1999) Rompe Corazones (1999) El Inmigrante (2002) Eso Da Pa' To' (2002)
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Who was Félix Cumbé?
Haitian singer
When was Félix Cumbé born?
Félix Cumbé was born on 4 August 1964 in Port-au-Prince.
When did Félix Cumbé die?
Félix Cumbé died on 11 February 2025 in Santo Domingo.
What was Félix Cumbé's occupation?
Félix Cumbé was a composer and singer.
What nationality was Félix Cumbé?
Félix Cumbé was Haitian and Dominican.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Félix Cumbé. https://biography.guide/felix-cumbe/
MLA: "Félix Cumbé." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/felix-cumbe/.
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