Yongolailan

<a href="spotify:artist:79sX8c0Irt8mDhPrm9sC7m" data-name="Yongolailan">Yongolailan</a> explores the intersection between fragments of ambience and history with digital sequences and live instruments.

His debut album, <a href="spotify:album:2Q0jYGvtWPtP4wGf2ljBF9" data-name="Sueño Tropical">Sueño Tropical</a> , granted a Cubadisco Award (Cuban Grammy) marked a pivotal moment in his artistic journey, fusing Cuban culture and tradition with a forward-looking sonic vision. His most recent album <a href="spotify:album:6gTfW6TkkGGHwySGR0Et8c" data-name="HAVANECE">HAVANECE</a> is the continuation of this first one.

In the EPs <a href="spotify:album:2AkaadABEhtzBM1PvV3yF4" data-name="ÔSHUN">ÔSHUN</a> and <a href="spotify:album:3CD1IK7rUzWelFQLTjdTqn" data-name="YEMAYA">YEMAYA</a> , thoroughly explore the sonic realms of Afro-Cuban and Yoruba traditions and incorporating his own voice as a symbol of freedom and inspiring. Also inspiring on them the film director Greth Castillo wrote and directed two short films which won awards at the Florence and Manchester Film Festivals.