Cuban musical sensation Cimafunk recently had the opportunity to showcase his talent at the White House as part of the Black Heritage Month celebrations in the United States. The singer, known for his unique blend of funk and Afro-Cuban rhythms, took the stage to celebrate the influence of African-American culture on music.
“It was a special moment for me to be able to perform at such an iconic venue and celebrate the heritage of Afro-Latinos,” Cimafunk said in an interview with Cuban newspaper Diario de Cuba. The artist’s performance highlighted the rich and diverse contributions of Afro-Latinos to music and culture.
Joining Cimafunk at the White House was Colombian artist Mauro Castillo, who also gave a powerful performance honoring Afro-Latinos. The event was a nod to the significant impact that African and Latino traditions have had on shaping American culture.
Cuban media outlet CubaDebate praised Cimafunk for his performance, noting that his music encapsulates the spirit of Afro-Cuban heritage. CiberCuba highlighted the significance of Cimafunk’s presence at the White House, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and celebrating Afro-Latino culture.
The event at the White House was a momentous occasion, showcasing the talent and cultural richness of Afro-Latinos in the United States. As Cimafunk and other artists continue to push boundaries and break barriers, their music serves as a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of the Afro-Latino community.