: Unlike many traditional Cuban albums, Cubanoson performs in Spanish, English, and French. Key Tracks
: The title track, often featured as a "guide to Cuban music" in promotional materials.
The album is designed for both listening and dancing, featuring a repertoire that blends traditional with broader Latin influences.
Formed in 2005, the group was created to bring "danceable Cuban music at its best" to international audiences. They have performed at major venues and events, including the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) and the New York Salsa Congress .
: A standard of the Cuban son-bolero genre. "Guajiro Soy" : A track celebrating rural Cuban identity. "Monsieur Jose" : A composition by Silvio Cebrian. About the Artist: Papo Ortega's Cubanoson
: Unlike many traditional Cuban albums, Cubanoson performs in Spanish, English, and French. Key Tracks
: The title track, often featured as a "guide to Cuban music" in promotional materials.
The album is designed for both listening and dancing, featuring a repertoire that blends traditional with broader Latin influences.
Formed in 2005, the group was created to bring "danceable Cuban music at its best" to international audiences. They have performed at major venues and events, including the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) and the New York Salsa Congress .
: A standard of the Cuban son-bolero genre. "Guajiro Soy" : A track celebrating rural Cuban identity. "Monsieur Jose" : A composition by Silvio Cebrian. About the Artist: Papo Ortega's Cubanoson
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