Cuba on Record
Judy Cantor-NavasCuban sounds, and stories from the wide world of Latin music. Playlists, videos, interviews, and a serialized book about the pioneering Havana label Panart Records by Judy Cantor-Navas.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 158 | Subscribers | Read | cubaonrecord.substack.com |
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Latin American Films and Soundtracks at the Oscars
A scene from the movie Balseros. Illustration: David Navas.
Cinema Dictadura: Latin American Film and Soundtracks at the Oscars
Illustration by David Navas, from a scene in the movie “No.”
Demetrio Muñiz's Modern Cuban Trombone: A Narrated Discography
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When “Mi Quimbín” Became “Que Se Sepa”
The battle between Logistx and Sissy in the B-Girl competition at the 2024 Summer Olympics was set in motion by a track that’s frequently referred to as a B-Boy anthem, with a break that’s a Latino cornerstone in hip hop music. The song is ...
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Cuban music and all things connected to it. I'm covering the history and evolution of Latin music and society in Havana, NY, Lat Am and Spain. Also publishing my book about Panart, the first and forgotten Cuban record label, here on Substack.
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