Son Cubano, Salsa "El Solar" de Cubanismo y Jesus Alemany del album Greetings from Havana (Saludos desde La Habana - 2007).

Greetings From Havana. Label: Aim (2) ‎– AIM 1091CD.

Mardi Gras Mambo: ¡cubanismo! In New Orleans 2000.

For over a decade, ¡Cubanismo! has steadily extended their reputation as one of the most popular bands playing traditional Afro-Cuban music (think of them as a modern, younger Buena Vista Social Club). The group's audience in the United States (where they first performed) grew to be a sizable one, aided by frequent touring during their early years, but due to the political pigheadedness that has kept the cultural exchange between Cuba and the . to a minimum, the band was barred from returning to the . for much of the. post-9/11 period.

BPM Profile Greetings From Havana. Album starts at BPM, ends at 92BPM (+92), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by ¡Cubanismo! Mardi Gras Mambo.

Greetings from Havana, 2007. Greetings from Havana, 2007. Presteme Su Mujer, 04:06. Paloma Sin Nido, 05:22.

Tracklist: 01. Calor En Santiago (5:22) 02. Ei Solar (8:03) 03. Petit Mambo (6:22) 04. Paloma Sin Nido (4:19) 05. Congo Real (4:06) 06.

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Jésus Alemañy a été rejoint sur ce projet par Alfredo Rodríguez, le grand pianiste cubain résidant à Paris