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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Ramón S. Sabat (born 1902, Cienfuegos-died 1986, Miami, Florida) was a musician and the Cuban founder of the pioneering record label Panart, which he established in 1944, eventually gaining international sale of its releases. He had studied music in the United States as a youth, serving in the U.S. Army in one of its bands, and completing his undergraduate degree in engineering at New York University. He returned to Cuba where he worked in recording. After the Cuban Revolution, Sabat sent his wife and children from the country to the United States, ultimately joining them. He settled in Miami and founded another record company."@en }

• Ramón_S._Sabat abstract "Ramón S. Sabat (born 1902, Cienfuegos-died 1986, Miami, Florida) was a musician and the Cuban founder of the pioneering record label Panart, which he established in 1944, eventually gaining international sale of its releases. He had studied music in the United States as a youth, serving in the U.S. Army in one of its bands, and completing his undergraduate degree in engineering at New York University. He returned to Cuba where he worked in recording. After the Cuban Revolution, Sabat sent his wife and children from the country to the United States, ultimately joining them. He settled in Miami and founded another record company.".
• Q19667483 abstract "Ramón S. Sabat (born 1902, Cienfuegos-died 1986, Miami, Florida) was a musician and the Cuban founder of the pioneering record label Panart, which he established in 1944, eventually gaining international sale of its releases. He had studied music in the United States as a youth, serving in the U.S. Army in one of its bands, and completing his undergraduate degree in engineering at New York University. He returned to Cuba where he worked in recording. After the Cuban Revolution, Sabat sent his wife and children from the country to the United States, ultimately joining them. He settled in Miami and founded another record company.".