By: Yusarys Benito Deliano & Alejandro García Gutiérrez

It is customary that the Carmen Square changes it silence for a night of music, and although it is not February or November, nor do we celebrate the anniversary of our city, the concerts around the city return.

It is December and with Rumbatá we say goodbye to a difficult year. Con mi rumba no va a parar, the most recent phonogram of the popular group, we also received the good vibes of 2022.

“Rumbatá without the Camagüey public does nothing, because they have been the driving force behind our music. That is why I am happy to be part of this great party that fires up our Camagüey people every day and that they have chosen us, I think it is a very strong reason to continue playing rumba ”, declared Wilmer Ferrán, director of the group.

Wilmer and his musicians made dance the people from Camagüey to the rhythm of Rumba, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city and also the 25th anniversary of the group itself.

With Rumbatá, the concerts around the city return, an initiative of the Office of the Historian, created in 2013, to decorate, with local or foreign chords, our city on significant dates.

Translated by: Aileen Álvarez García