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Charly & Johayron are a Cuban urban-music duo, one of the strongest options for Latin / Gen-Z-oriented urban programming. Their show fits large clubs (1,500–4,000 pax), urban and university festivals, and brand events aimed at young audiences, with an adaptable DJ + vocals or band + DJ format.
El Micha (Michael Fernando Sierra Miranda), born September 12, 1981 in Havana, is a veteran of Cuban reggaeton. Before music he was a high-performance basketball athlete. He shared his early tracks with Elvis Manuel and released "Con dinero y pasmao" (2010) as a soloist. Over his career he has collaborated with Gente de Zona, Pitbull, Maluma, Wisin and Daddy Yankee. With over two decades of career and a radio-played catalogue, he brings veteran stage authority and a scalable band + DJ format.
Ja Rulay is a Cuban reggaeton / reparto artist. He came to prominence as half of the duo Fixty Ordara y Ja Rulay, authors of the hit "Todo está OK", whose remix with Ovi (Planet Records Cuba / Miami) helped spread it beyond Cuba. Other tracks tied to the project include "El Expressway" and "Ratata" (with Mawell). Now solo, he is a recognisable voice of today's Cuban reparto and an excellent festival support act alongside a Cuban headliner.
Jacob Forever (Yosdany Jacob Carmenates), born in Camagüey, is one of cubatón's most internationally projected names. In 2005 he joined Gente de Zona, staying about nine years before launching his solo career in 2013. In 2015 he released "Hasta Que Se Seque El Malecón", which topped the Latin Billboard charts in 2016 and led to his signing with Sony Music Latin. His anthem works as a peak moment at any Latin festival and also draws non-Latin European audiences.
Manolín "El Médico de la Salsa" (Manuel González Hernández) is one of the key figures of Cuban timba. He was a medical student when José Luis "El Tosco" Cortés, leader of NG La Banda, discovered him and gave him his stage name. His discography includes "Para mi gente" (1995), "De buena fe" (1997), "Jaque mate" (1998) and "Giro total" (2003). After nearly 20 years outside Cuba he returned in 2024 with "La Calentura", surrounded by a new generation of musicians. He remains one of the most reliable names for programming live Cuban salsa in Europe.
Talent Fuego is a Cuban reggaeton and urban-music artist, part of the reparto movement — the subgenre born in Havana's neighbourhoods that fuses reggaeton, trap and local slang. His most visible tracks are collaborations with Michel Boutic, El Principal and Mauro y El Pitu, including "Así", "UFF", "No Recojo" and "JALA". With an active digital presence and an authentic reparto sound, he is an excellent option for promoters seeking an emerging Cuban name without a headliner price.
Wildey is a Cuban reggaeton / reparto artist. His signature track is "Normalmente", and its remix with Yomil y El Dany (Planet Records, May 10, 2019) was one of the most-played in Cuba that year, with a video shot in Old Havana. In 2023 he released the single "Perdularia". With hits that European Latin audiences recognise and an authentic reparto / cubatón sound, he offers an accessible option compared with a headliner.
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