
New Cuban Sounds Rooted In Tradition From 'Global Village'

The Miami group Tiempo Libre combines hip-hop, R&B, rock and pan-Latin sounds to create a distinctive version of Cuban party music known as timba. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
The Miami group Tiempo Libre combines hip-hop, R&B, rock and pan-Latin sounds to create a distinctive version of Cuban party music known as timba.
Courtesy of the artistWorld music DJ Betto Arcos returns to weekends on All Things Considered to share what he's been spinning on Global Village, the show he hosts on KPFK in Los Angeles. This week, Arcos brings some of his favorite new Cuban music. His picks include Pedrito Martinez's convergence of Cuban and flamenco rumbas, an ancestral tale from The Creole Choir of Cuba, Tiempo Libre's amalgam of jazz, funk, and R&B and Yunior Terry's nod to salsa.
New Music From Cuba

Pedrito MartÃnez
- Song: Dos Estrellas Relucientes/De La Alegre Primavera
- from Rumba de la Isla

The Creole Choir of Cuba
- Song: Fey Oh di Nou [Oh Leaves Tell Us]
- from Santiman
Tiempo Libre
- Song: Monta Que Te Quedas
- from Monta Que Te Quedas
Learn more about this album on Tiempo Libre's website.

Yunior Terry
- Song: Son de Altura
- from Mi Bajo Danzon