LA JORNADA FEATURES BUENA VISTA ALL STARS ON THE LIVING LEGACY OF CUBAN MUSIC
In an extensive interview with one of Mexico's leading newspapers, Buena Vista All Stars discuss cultural heritage, the future of Cuban music, and the philosophy behind their new album, Una Noche en La Habana.
Buena Vista All Stars were featured in an exclusive interview with La Jornada, one of Mexico's most influential newspapers, exploring the enduring legacy of Cuban music and the artistic vision behind their latest recording project, Una Noche en La Habana.
During the conversation, original Buena Vista Social Club member Barbarito Torres and musical director Demetrio Muñiz reflect on the responsibility of preserving Cuban musical heritage while ensuring that the tradition remains alive, relevant, and connected to new generations of audiences worldwide. The interview explores the cultural significance of Cuban son, its recognition as an essential part of Latin America's artistic heritage, and the ensemble's commitment to honoring its roots while continuing to evolve artistically. The musicians emphasize that Cuban music remains a living tradition whose influence transcends borders and generations.
Demetrio Muñiz also discusses the relationship between artists and audiences, highlighting the role that listeners, communities, and cultural memory play in shaping the future of music. The conversation ultimately reflects Buena Vista All Stars' philosophy that music is not only inherited but continually reinterpreted and rediscovered.
As Buena Vista All Stars continue their international tour and prepare for the release of Una Noche en La Habana, the feature in La Jornada offers audiences a rare insight into the artistic, cultural, and philosophical foundations of one of the world's most celebrated ambassadors of Cuban music.
