There are many who see Cuba not only as a tourist destination, but as a place to take percussion classes in Havana. This does not surprise anyone, cause the percussionists of our country are considered among the best internationally.
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In this section we want you to get to know in detail everything related to the history of Cuban music, from its origins to the most recent artists.
Bass courses in Havana – Enjoy and learn!
The bass and the double bass are two instruments that were quickly assimilated by Cuban music. From the beginning of the magnificent mixture that would result in Cubanism, just with the appearance of the first danzón
Musical experience in Cuba
Cuba has always been characterised by the greatness of its musicians and the beauty of its compositions. Artists of the stature of the great Rita Montaner, our most beloved vedette, remembered forever with her Ay, Mama Ines.
Gretel Barreiro flirts with art
Gretel Barreiro Fariñas was born at Havana, October 18, 1985. She is a teacher, chamber musician, solo pianist-instrumentalist and accompanist pianist.
Polito Ibañez – Kind of echo
Polito Ibañez, Cuban singer-songwriter, is one of the most outstanding figures of what is known as the new trova. Born in Cienfuegos (1965), he traveled to Havana to channel those artistic interests that could not be fulfilling in his province.
Moraima Secada – The fourth D´Aida
Moraima Secada is one of the most representative Cuban singers. His artistic career was highlighted by a jovial dialogue with the audience.
The Marquez Sisters – Pause between the trova and the son
The Marquez Sisters were the first female trio of Cuba and Latin America, and is one of the most sparkling jewels in the Cuban music crown.
Barbarito Diez – Eternally in love
We cannot speak of danzón without bringing out the personality of Barbarito Diez. Emblematic figure of this genre, he knew well put up to Cuban music wherever he performed.
Elena Burke – The immortal voice
Elena Burke, called “Lady Feeling”, is one of the iconic voices of traditional Cuban music.
Alejo Carpentier – Music in Cuba
Alejo Carpentier published in Mexico in 1946 a book entitled “Music in Cuba”. Paradoxical was the fact we know from the author be part of a movement called magical realism…
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