Nominated for song of the year, the track became an anthem for a burgeoning movement of young people in Cuba demanding an end to political oppression and economic misery. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Arts > Music
- On November 19, 2021
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‘Patria y Vida’: How a Cuban Rap Song Became a Protest Anthem
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