[1] His hits include "Sandunguera", "El hueso de María", "La conga del 39" and "Ojos malvados".
[1] The primary lead vocalists of his orchestra were José Luis Moneró, Félix Castrillón and his son Raffi Muñoz.
[3] Born in Quebradillas, Puerto Rico in 1911, Muñoz was chosen to replace Don Rivero as the band leader of the Orquesta del Escambrón Beach Club in 1934, after which it became known as the Rafael Muñoz Orchestra.
Its members included among others the pianist Noro Morales and vocalist José Luis Moneró.
The story of the movie was written by Luis Pales Matos and filmed and produced by Juan Emilio Viguié.