Clan 537 is a notable figure within the Cuban reggaeton (often referred to as "Cubaton") music scene, an ensemble that has managed to combine catchy rhythms with uniquely Cuban flavors and create a body of work that resonates both domestically and internationally. The group was founded in Havana in the late 1990s by musicians Edgar González and Michel Delgado, known by their stage names Baby and Insurrecto, respectively. With a bold and dynamic approach to their music, Clan 537 quickly distinguished themselves with their innovative blend of traditional Cuban sounds with contemporary urban beats, giving them a significant place in the evolution of Cubaton.

Their music, often characterized by lively tempos and infectious hooks, has earned them widespread popularity in Latin America and among Spanish-speaking audiences. Notable for hits such as "En la Boquita" and "Only Fans," Clan 537's work often revolves around themes of love, partying, and the Cuban way of life, infusing their songs with regional slang and cultural references that resonate with their fans. Their more recent releases, like "La supuesta Rachel" and "La Bailarina del Vip (Remix)," showcase their ability to adapt to the evolving landscape of latin urban music while still maintaining the distinctive sound that fans have come to love. "Dejala Ir (Cuba Presents Cubaton)" is yet another example of how their music often serves as a bridge, bringing Cuban culture to the forefront of a global music movement.