Charanga Latina

Charanga Latina is a renowned Cuban music ensemble founded by Enrique Álvarez. The group has been active for over twenty-six years, enjoying significant popularity both in Cuba and worldwide. Under Álvarez's direction, Charanga Latina has evolved through various stages, including the addition of a brass section in 1995 and a revamp of their image in 2013 to appeal to a younger audience. They have released numerous albums, including successful titles like "Mira como vengo" and "Más fuerte." The band has collaborated with notable artists and has been involved in cultural projects, such as a Quebec-Cuba initiative featuring Canadian singer Etienne Drapeau.

Charanga Latina's music often blends traditional Cuban styles with modern elements, making them a beloved figure in the Cuban music scene. Their recent releases include "Dile Al Amor," "Bendita," "La Súper Explosiva (En Vivo)," and "Brujería (Remasterizado)." The group continues to tour and record, maintaining a strong presence in the global music scene.