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Cuban teens are fusing jazz, Afro-Cuban, hip hop, and reggaeton into new music, gaining fame through social media and private venues despite economic struggles.
A new generation of Cuban musicians is revitalizing the island’s music scene amid economic hardship and the departure of established artists.
Teenagers like Fabio and Diego Abreu are blending traditional jazz and Afro-Cuban styles with hip hop, electronic music, and reggaeton, creating hybrid genres like “reparto.” With the rise of private performance venues and internet access since 2018, young artists use social media and low-budget videos to build audiences, bypassing formal industry structures.
Figures like pop singer Melanie Santiler and saxophonist Wampi are gaining national and international attention, shaping a dynamic, evolving sound that honors tradition while embracing modern influences.
Los adolescentes cubanos están fusionando jazz, afro-cubano, hip hop y reggaeton en nueva música, ganando fama a través de las redes sociales y lugares privados a pesar de las dificultades económicas.