Cesáreo Gabaráin
(Cesareo Gabarain)
Cesáreo Gabaráin Azurmendi, also known as Cesáreo Gabaráin, born on May 16,
1936, in Hernani, Spain, was a priest and composer of liturgical songs. He began
his musical training at age ten and was ordained as a priest on December 19,
1959. Gabaráin's career took off while serving as a chaplain at the Colegio
Chamberí de Hermanos Maristas in Madrid, where he composed notable works like
"Pescador de hombres" and "La muerte no es el final", which was adopted by the
Spanish Armed Forces. His compositions were translated into multiple languages
and included in various Christian songbo...
Pescador de HombresCesáreo Gabaráin (Cesareo Gabarain)
Pan De VidaDave Cochran, Cesáreo Gabaráin, Bob Hurd and Pia Moriarty (Cesareo Gabarain)
3:29
Pescador De HombresEmiliano Sánchez, Cesáreo Gabaráin, Victor Ochoa, Fer Treviño, Regina Badillo and Mario Ciastoń LC (Cesareo Gabarain)
3:25
La OrillaCesáreo Gabaráin (Cesareo Gabarain)
4:27
