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Cuban singers at home, in US battle in song AFP, HAVANA and MIAMI An ideological battle is being waged over Cuba’s communist government between musicians in Havana and Miami, with political slogans set to reggaeton, salsa and rap. The latest volley is to be fired today when hip hop duo Gente de Zona is to perform, live for the first time, their YouTube hit Patria y Vida in Miami. The title of the track — a collaboration with other Cuban artists based in Florida and at home — translates as “fatherland and life,” a spin on the slogan Patria o Muerte (fatherland or death) coined by the...

From Miami and Havana, singers take aim in battle of song AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © Eva Marie UZCATEGUI Hip hop duo Gente de Zona are Cubans who, like many others, have made a new life in the United States across the Florida Straits An ideological battle is being waged over Cuba's communist government between musicians in Havana and Miami, with political slogans set to reggaeton, salsa and rap. The latest volley will be fired on Sunday when hip hop duo Gente de Zona will perform, live for the first time, their YouTube hit "Patria y Vida" in Miami. The title of the track -- a co...

In new war of songs, Miami’s Cuban exiles prefer rappers’ ‘Homeland and Life’ Published:  Updated:  Tags:  MIAMI – A group of musicians with a love of rap, hip-hop, reggaeton, and Cuba teamed up to produce a nostalgic song in Spanish to protest the Cuban government’s propaganda. Cuban officials responded with a few songs of their own. The dissenting musicians, who are mostly in their 30s and 40s, went after the slogan of “Patria o Muerte,” Spanish for “Homeland or Death.” In the song, the rappers say, “Let us no longer shout ‘Homeland and death!’ But, ‘Homela...