Generation ñ

Miami’s is set to host two major exhibitions celebrating the richness, history, and influence of Afro-Cuban art. Curated by Alejandro de la Fuente, the exhibitions explore identity, culture, and the lasting impact of African heritage on Cuban artistic expression. For more: http://generation-ntv.com/afro-cuban-art-takes-center-stage-in-miami.htm

Two major exhibitions at the are shining a spotlight on the rich history, culture, and creativity of Afro-Cuban artists. Featuring works spanning more than 200 years, the exhibitions showcase the powerful influence of African heritage on Cuban art and identity. Click here for more: http://generation-ntv.com/afro-cuban-art-takes-center-stage-in-miami.htm

Photo: Alejandro de La Fuente

🚨 New Music Alert! 🚨

just dropped La Voz Favorita, a 24-track album packed with romance, nostalgia, reggaetón, R&B, and trap. Featuring collaborations with Mora and other artists, the project celebrates the sound that made him “La Voz Favorita” for millions of fans. 🎶❤️ https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-latin/jay-wheeler-la-voz-favorite-album-interview-1235569593/

Y Ahora viene la Salsa! Two-time Grammy nominee Anthony Almonte — singer and percussionist with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and Stevie Van Zandt's Disciples of Soul — sits down with Bill Teck on Generation Ñ to talk about his debut solo album Conversando Con La Luna. From the Bronx to the world's biggest stages, Almonte traces a path that runs through salsa, rock, and everything in between — with collaborators including Gilberto Santa Rosa, Alexander Abreu, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Ronald Borjas, and Stevie Van Zandt himself - at https://generation-ntv.com/con-la-luna-a-conversation-with-anthony-almonte.htm