Journey through a Cuba that few Americans know exists. Hundreds of hip-hop groups are forming across the island, inspired entirely by love of the music. Unlike hip-hop in the United States, there's no promise of a better life if Cuban rappers produce a hit.
They work against a stark backdrop of prostitution, black-market capitalism and poverty, in part because the typical Cuban makes only $15 a month. Complicating matters is a police force that tosses the rappers in jail if their songs criticize the government.
The Buena Vista Social Club was the music of Cuba's past; Guerrilla Radio is the music of Cuba's future.
Visit cubanhiphop.tv to learn more!
Tenemos que vivir fuerte en la vida!
rasapidora 1 year ago
menos mal que no andan sueltos en cuba
turcitox 3 years ago