Buena Vista Social Club

The Buena Vista Social Club is a renowned Cuban music project and album released in 1997, featuring veteran musicians from Havana. It celebrated traditional Cuban styles like son, bolero, and danzón, showcasing the island’s rich musical heritage. The project gained international acclaim, highlighting the talents of aging artists and revitalizing interest in Cuba’s nostalgic and vibrant musical history. Its success also led to a documentary film directed by Wim Wenders, capturing the musicians’ stories and performances, and fostering a global appreciation for Cuba’s cultural legacy.