La Charanga Rubalcaba is a Cuban music ensemble that continues the rich tradition of charanga music, which is characterized by a blend of violins, flute, piano, bass, and an array of percussion instruments including the timbales, guiro, and congas. The group takes its name from the legendary Cuban musician and composer Antonio Maria Romeu, who had an exceptional pianist in his orchestra named Guillermo Rubalcaba. Rubalcaba's son later fronted La Charanga Rubalcaba, keeping the family's musical legacy alive and blending it with contemporary rhythms and sounds.

With an extensive repertoire that pays homage to the golden era of Cuban music while also pushing boundaries, La Charanga Rubalcaba has secured its place in the hearts of music lovers both in Cuba and internationally. Releases like "Con Sello De Calidad," "El Danzón de la Reina Isabel," and "Por Eso Yo Soy Cubano," showcase their commitment to the timeless allure of Cuban dance music while also exhibiting their skill in crafting tunes that resonate with today's audience. The group's music captures the essence of Cuba's rich musical heritage and delivers it with a vibrancy that is both authentic and refreshing, ensuring that the tradition of charanga continues to thrive and inspire new generations of listeners.