What makes Cuban music magical is all this mixing: six meetings in five days in the Bordeaux conurbation.

In a recent interview, the organizers expressed their passion for showcasing Cuba’s rich musical tradition. They emphasized the variety of performances, from well-known names like Grupo Compay Segundo to lesser-known gems like “María la O” and Cuban dances from the 1920s. The mix of popular works, symphonic music, and jazz artists captures the essence of Cuban music, blending African and Hispanic roots in a unique and energetic way.

The organizers also highlighted the cultural exchange aspect of the event, aiming to introduce audiences to the diverse music and dance styles of Cuba. While most concerts will be seated, a Cuban dance party will provide an opportunity for guests to immerse themselves in the Cuban culture through music and dance.

Looking to the future, the organizers expressed their hope that these events could evolve into a small festival, driven by the enthusiastic response from the audience. The desire to explore and appreciate a different culture remains a central theme in their programming, reflecting a genuine appreciation for the richness of Cuban music and heritage.