Afro-Cuban traditional music is a vibrant genre that fuses African rhythms and melodies with Cuban cultural elements, creating a rich tapestry of sound deeply rooted in the religious and social practices of the Afro-Cuban community. Characterized by intricate percussive patterns, particularly through the use of congas, bata drums, and other traditional instruments, it often accompanies rituals like Santería ceremonies. The genre features dynamic chanting and call-and-response vocals that pay homage to African deities, known as Orishas. Artists like Conjunto Folklorico and Emilio Barreto embody this genre's essence, blending spiritual fervor with rhythmic complexity to preserve and celebrate Afro-Cuban heritage.

Rumba en Jesús y María

Irosso Obbá

Album - 10 Tracks - Released July 12, 2021