Cuba it is considered an absolutely unique place in the world. The beauty of the place and the atmosphere made of music and that particular mixture of melancholy and happiness, make this island one of the most popular destinations for tourists from all over the world, given that the cheap flights on Skyscanner for Cuba they are always highly sought after. Cuban music has its roots in Europe and Africa and its most influential currents can be classified into different genres.
Abakuá
AbakuĂ percussion music was introduced in Cuba towards the middle of the century and boasts aAfrican origin coming from the Calabra region. The name derives from a secret religious society of men in Regla, on the opposite bank of the bay of Havana. The abakuĂ swear to love each other, to keep secrets and to do not use edged weapons.
The Cuban Rumba
It is regarded as one of the folkloric styles most important and popular that are often interpreted at parties. One of the peculiarities of the Rumba it consists of the fact that it often begins with a solo singer pronouncing syllables with no particular meaning. Being a Afro-Cuban dance sensual and energetic, the Rumba was often repressed and banned as it was considered obscene.
Bolero
This music originates at the end of the XNUMXth century starting from the traditional one Find de Santiago de Cuba. The Bolero presents a sometimes sophisticated harmony and began to incorporate the popular poetry of the moment into his songs. The Cuban Bolero (not to be confused with the Spanish one) is interpreted by any popular group throughout Latin America.
The Son Cubano
This is undoubtedly the musical style of greater prestige in Cuba. It originated in the eastern region of Cuba and created the basis for Salsa. The Son Cubano incorporates Spanish and African influences and can be seen in the composition of his instruments and in the rhythmic pattern.
Cuban Salsa
It developed in the Years' 70 and is regarded as one of the most popular musical styles in Latin America. In recent years it has experienced an incredible spread all over the world, given the many clubs where it is possible to dance it and above all the countless schools where it is possible to learn it.
