Rumba
Origins
Variants and Spread
Media
Roots of Rhythm - Rumba
Workers in Cuba showcase the traditional dance of rumba in an excerpt from the 1989 documentary, 'Roots of Rhythm.'
La Rumba Me Llamo Yo - Daymé Arocena and Cubafonía
Cuban singer Daymé Arocena and the band Cubafonía bring to life the traditional rumba rhythm in their latest track, 'La Rumba Me Llamo Yo.' Rooted in Daymé's Santería religion and inspired by a dream, the song reflects her connection to her musical heritage and her pride in Cuba's unique musical legacy. The album, which is Daymé's most polished and fully-realized project to date, showcases her diverse musical style and her connection to the world through her travels.
A una mamita - Mayito Rivera with Yoruba Andabo
The Cuban son singer Mayito Rivera and the Afro-Cuban drum and dance group Yoruba Andabo perform the remastered song 'A una Mamita' released in 2008 under EGREM and licensed exclusively to Sony Music Entertainment España, S.L. The collaboration features a memorable composition and lyrics by Evaristo Aparicio and production by Emilio Vega and Élsida González.