Los Jubilados, a spirited Cuban band, have built a reputation for their rich and vivacious interpretation of Son Cubano—a genre that blends Spanish guitar tunes with African rhythms. Hailing from the spirited streets of Santiago de Cuba, the group is composed of veteran musicians who carry with them not only years of experience but also the deep legacy of Cuban music. The name "Los Jubilados," which translates to "The Retirees" in English, reflects the band members' seasoned status in the music scene as they continue to perform with a youthful energy that belies their years.

With their musical roots firmly planted in the traditions of Cuban Son, Los Jubilados have delighted audiences across generations by preserving the essence of this classic genre while also infusing their arrangements with a contemporary zest. Among their most recent releases, "Cubano Soy!" and "Cubano Vuelve a Tu Ritmo" pay homage to their cultural heritage, boldly asserting their identity through the power of music. Albums such as "Pura Tradición (Remasterizado)" suggest a revisit and revitalization of their foundational sound, ensuring the group’s historical contributions withstand the test of time. The tracks "No Tiene Telaraña," "¡Óyeme Cachita!" and "Cero Farandulero" showcase the depth of their repertoire, featuring danceable rhythms and lyricism that connect with both local aficionados and international audiences, securing their place as torchbearers of the Cuban sonic legacy.