Group formed by Juan de Marcos Gonzalez as a multi-generational big band to pay tribute to the diversity of Cuban music. Label page includes bio, discography, photos and RealAudio song samples.

One of Cuba's top folkloric groups, with an impressive knowledge of many of the African traditions. This site includes biographical and historical information, reviews, discography, tour schedule, and CD sales.

Background information on vocalist Barreto, and information on his cd "Santisimo", a homage to the African deities of Santeria.

California-based band playing traditional and modern Afro-Cuban music in the charanga format. With biography, pictures, and show dates.

Santa Salsera transcript of live interview with Afro-Cuban group Cubanismo, discussing history and musical traditions.

Biographical information on this all female Afro-Cuban folkloric group from Cuba, founded by percussionist, and singer Amelia Pedroso.

Descarga Records page includes interview, discography and reviews for Afro-Cuban pianist and composer Mauleón.

Twin brothers from Canada who play traditional Cuban music. Artist label site includes biography, photos, music clips, and discography.

The name of this NY area band means "okra" in Spanish, and they play Afro-Cuban rhythms, salsa and latin jazz. Their page includes band member biographies, sound samples and booking information.

Ten-piece charanga band based in the New York City area, playing the classic styles of Danz-n, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, and Son. Site includes schedule and booking information.

Site includes an interview, a sound bite of a conversation with him, and a photo session.

A 12-piece charanga orchestra based in Seattle. Site includes biographies, photos, audio samples, and performance schedule.