Tres player and singer Compay Segundo, a prominent figure in the ensemble, in 2002, a year before his death at the age of 95. Born Máximo Francisco Repilado Muñoz but given the nickname Segundo (second), he was traditionally a "second voice" singer providing a baritone counterpoint harmony. On the Buena Vista Social Club recording, Segundo provides both voices on the song "Y Tú Qué Has Hecho", written in the 1920s by his friend Eusebio Delfín, and composed the song Chan Chan, a four chord son (Dm, F, Gm, A) that was to become what Cooder described as "the Buena Vista's calling card".
  

 It is incorrect to say that the artist of this song is Eladies Ochoa. "Chan Chan" is a son composition by Cuban bandleader Compay Segundo, written in 1987, and included on the album Buena Vista Social Club (16 September 1997), of the Band with the same name.  Afrocubism is Afrocubism, Afrocuban All-Stars is Afrocuban All-Stars, Buena Vista Social Club is Buena Vista Social Club, Eladies Ochoa is Eladies Ochoa.
Some special predilection for E.Ochoa? Or is it because he is better known in the US?  Ok, then why not include some song on air-play, the following albums-Solo of Eladies Ochoa, an artist who I also admire, as surely,

• Chanchaneando - 2000 (Para)
• Cuidadito Compay Gallo - 2001 (Egrem)
• Son De Oriente - 2001 (Egrem)
• Son De Santiago - 2003 (Edenways)
• Ochoa Y Segundo - 2003 (Edenways)
• Se Soltó un León - 2006
• La collección cubana: Eliades Ochoa - 2006 Compilation (Nascente NSCD 114
  Sublime Illusion (29 June 1999). (Guest musicians include Ry Cooder.)

 
I appreciate this tune and everything, but when do we hear PT?   It's been a while now, and I'm curious if the PSD button really works.