جميل جدا رقم أسطورة النجوم كوكب الجماهير الثقافة والفنون والموسيقى التراث الشعبي فيها كل الحب والسعاده مرحبا الجميع ⚘️ ✌️ 💚 🙏🙏

Bravo!!!

This is amazing!!!

國家警報

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im in 8th grade performing this song

Falta el sabor del latino! Está un poco bajo de sal!

I’m playing this song right now and I love how it sounds this really helps me to practice at home

❤😂

....Cubanisimo!!!!!

I am actually learning this song and I am in grade 6

Excelente... 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

Can’t even hear the solo

Brilliant 😊

I don't need to look at the front the back is beautiful ❤️

Good Performance!

I dance on my bed

Only havane cuba libre

Jetzt hat sich die wirtschaftliche Lage anscheinend enorm verschlechtert. Die Anzahl der Stromausfälle steigt beträchtlich an. Man muss endlich merken, dass die Russen kein seriöser Partner sind. Man sollte in Washington oder Berlin anrufen.

Antes decian al pueblo pan y circo hoy en cuba les toca puro circo porque pan ya no alcanzaron y lo digo con mucho respeto,y asi como hicieron una revolucion para quitar a un dictador hagan otra y quitarse a otro dictador,LIBERENCE

아무리 여러번 봐도 너무 멋있는 지휘자와 훌륭한 악단 멤버들입니다 ! 멀리 Korea에서 Cuba 를 응원합니다 !

que viva cuba

Cuba currently facing lot of issues and Hope Trump deviates its policy of different sanctions and help them to flourish this tiny island that will in future benefit USA as illegal migrations from Cuba will be stopped

Cuba siempre se ha distinguido por inteligente por su buena música y buenos cantantes, buenas bailarinas buenas escuelas de medicina pero EU la tiene con el pié en el cuello 😢😢😢😢😮😮😮

As an 8th grade snare drummer, I will say I am better than your band. At least I can roll properly.

Bravo, bravo Cuba!!!!

Viva Cuba!!!!!

Un cuerpo lindo tiene la directora

Con la música se puede soportar la pobreza.

맘보 브라보!

The saxophones sound great omg

Lo que cualquier hombre busca en una mujer....que baile bien.

We did not get to see the conductor's face. Sad.

Que viva el mambo🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Hasta siempre grande comandante, compalheiro Chê.

너무나 멋진 음악 ! 기분이 좋아집니다 !

Cuba could be the free-est, richest people in the world ... if not for Castro and communism. That 1st flute woman is HOT!!

I arrived in Puerto Rico with a saxophone blowing in my ear at immigration and a washboard player I couldn’t stop laughing

I have just played this at a concert

Felices pero con muchas deficiencias

IN MY 7TH GRADE CLASS WE ARE DOING THIS SONG TO

As good as ever Thank you for the enjoyable performance

本場の感じがします

our band director in intermediate band (7th grade band) threatened us if we do not do good on our planned concert songs, he will make us play this (a beginning band)

Que linda banda y lo hacen muy sabrosito yomellamo Piero desde colombia, SUSCRIBANCE a mi canal.

in grade 8 i played this it was so annoying because the tenor saxophones were eare pircingly loud and they never quieted down

Hello Backstory for an 18-Year-Old Cellist: Name: Daniel Reyes Age: 18 Location: A bustling city in California Background: Daniel grew up in a multicultural household; his mother is a Mexican-American artist, and his father is a Cuban jazz musician. Music was a constant presence in his home, with a blend of classical, jazz, and Latin rhythms shaping his early experiences. Introduction to the Cello: Daniel first encountered the cello at age 8 during a school music program. He was drawn to its rich tones and the way it could convey deep emotions. After convincing his parents to let him take lessons, he quickly progressed, finding solace and expression through the instrument. Challenges: Throughout his teenage years, Daniel faced the pressure of balancing academics, social life, and his dedication to music. He often struggled with feelings of inadequacy, especially when comparing himself to peers who seemed to excel effortlessly in their musical pursuits. Turning Point: At 15, Daniel attended a summer music camp where he met a mentor, a professional cellist who recognized his potential. This experience inspired him to push through his self-doubt, and he began to explore a fusion of classical and contemporary styles, incorporating elements of jazz and world music. Current Life: Now at 18, Daniel is preparing to graduate high school and has been accepted into a prestigious music conservatory. He actively participates in local orchestras and has begun performing at community events, showcasing his unique style and connecting with diverse audiences. Personality: Daniel is passionate and driven, often seen as a bridge between different musical genres and cultures. He is introspective yet sociable, using his music to connect with others and express his identity. Goals: Daniel aims to refine his skills at the conservatory and explore collaborative projects with artists from various genres. He dreams of composing original works that reflect his multicultural background and hopes to inspire young musicians to embrace their unique voices. This backstory provides insight into Daniel's journey as a young cellist, highlighting his influences, struggles, and aspirations.

Está es nuestra música latina alegre,apasionada, bailable y quién no la sienta no sabe de alegría, pasión, amor.

I did this in 6th grade but it just doesnt sound the same