Cimafunk and Camila Cabello They met in the United States and the musician did not want to let the moment go unnoticed by his followers.
When announcing the meeting through several photos in which the artists look very united, Cimafunk said through his Instagram account: “Caribe con Flow = La candela viva.”
Cimafunk recently met with several Cuban artists, regarding the second edition of CimaFest NOLA, which took place a few days ago in New Orleans.
The artist himself has summarized this edition of the event as “a celebration of Afro-Cuban culture and creativity.”
On this occasion, in addition to the sounds of his band Cimafunk & La Tribu, have also been invited The White Lady, Chucho Valdes and X Alfonso, among others.
“Special thanks to @chuchovaldesmusic for opening so many paths! Also super special to have @xalfonso, a fundamental person in Cuban culture,” the performer of the popular song “Me voy” said on Instagram.
This Sunday, May 5, the artist will perform in Miami, regarding the Jazz Fest.
He CimaFest HOW Last year was an opportunity for Cimafunk to unite much of his life and work. The artist made New Orleans his new base and, along with his band La Tribu and a stage full of guest musicians, used the event to celebrate Afro-Cuban music and funk and highlight the connections between Cuba and New Orleans.
Cimafunk has been achieving success in the United States for years. Precisely, In 2023 he was selected to be part of the new members of the Recording Academy GRAMMYs.
"I feel honored to be part of the new class of members of the Recording Academy and join the countless creators and professionals who serve, celebrate and defend our musical community throughout the year," said the Cuban singer when sharing the news through from your social networks.
Likewise, this 2024, it was invited in February to The White House in the city of Washington, D.C. to be part of the celebration of African American History Month.
Meanwhile, in mid-April, at 35 years old, he became the first Cuban to sing at the famous Coachella festival, which took place in the California desert.
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