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Originally posted by malek this ? http://www.malek-jewel.com/main.php...ageViewsIndex=1

w3rd!! i thnk thats it from what i can remember lol

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imo the cave sucks and international is alright. la rumba is probably the best of all of them...but its always changing. last year havana club was the place to be.

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Originally posted by iLLnaDa nope... don't go to Cuba looking for EDM sorry they have Mambo,salsa and a bit merengue, some of the BEST dancers/entertainers, they have live bands that play at resorts, on the streets and outdoor patios and bars. LOVE cuba i've been 5 times! if u need more info u can PM me

Yes if you find any American music at all it will be cheesy top40 radio stuff from 10 years ago!

Cuba is all about the History, Culture, Beaches, Cervesas, Cigars and Chicas!!!

I'm heading down in 2 weeks!!!

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I went to cuba last summer. and goin again in 20 days.
They played main stream trance and house in a club @ my hotel.
mainly tiesto... armin and pvd.
i also went to a club La romba or bomba ( forgot the name)
mostly spanish music but they did play main stream trance here and there.
Over all... take ur music with u. and enjoy the one of a kind beach.

The reality of the situation is that Cuba is a communist country, and an information black hole. You can't have a computer in your house if you are not a journalist. The internet is pretty much unheard of unless you work for a large company or the government, or have connections, which mysteriously go missing every few months, thus forcing you to look for new sources. You can't call a cell phone from a Cuban land line phone, and you're having an awesome day when you can call a Cuban landline from a cell phone. It won't work; they aren't allowed to have cell phones, although you will get a signal to your Canadian/American phone there. So to think that someone would have turntables to create a local talent EDM scene is laughable. You might be lucky to hear some older mainstream tracks that your resort DJ bootlegged.

They hardly ever bring in any international talent to Cuba, so when it does happen, you're damn right it's not going to be EDM. Like the others said, enjoy the beach. There is a tonne of EDM back home. Go take a break. You'll appreciate the sweet beats when you get back that much more

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