Due to its charm and originality, courses of Cuban music attracts thousands of students from all over the world every year. Those who visit the island have the opportunity to immerse in the most popular rhythms and meet the most outstanding artists of the island.
Learning Cuban music is an art. When the bongó and electric bass go hand in hand, the claves set the tempo and the piano stops the time with their chords, you understand that it is not only Latin music: it is Latin, European, North American, African and many more.
The history of the drums in Cuba goes back to the times before the Spanish conquest. The aborigines of the island possessed a kind of drum whose sound…
Known for its sticky rhythms and lyrics full of mischief, Charanga Habanera is an icon of Cuban popular music, with albums as well-known as Me sube la fiebre, Hey you loca! or Soy cubano, soy popular…