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The Cream
Ulises Toirac: "It's no longer the light at the end of the tunnel... It's that there is no tunnel."
"If Ricky Martin were Cuban and sang to utopia."
La Crema mocks Díaz-Canel and his dissertation on utopia: "How philosophical."
Otto Ortiz to Cuban comedians: "No matter what happens, continue being irreverent and defiant."
"Humor cannot be made in Cuba": La Crema following the detention of the creator of Despingovery Channel
Cuqui La Mora and La Crema: "Communism is leaving, is leaving, has left."
Ernesto Fundora will premiere a documentary about Luis Manuel Otero: "An unyielding fighter against social injustices."
La Crema leaves Cuba and celebrates Christmas and New Year's in freedom: "Goodbye chikungunya"
La Crema releases a song about the "floating rate."
New track from La Crema: "No hay mandao"
La Crema sings to the school year in Cuba: "I can't study when I'm hungry."
La Crema dedicates reggaeton to the latest invention in Cuba: the Bambucleta
Reggaeton artist La Crema sings about the fuel shortage in Cuba
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema releases "The Era of No There Is"
La Crema dedicates reggaeton to ETECSA: "Tell Me Why"
La Crema dedicates reggaeton and prayer to the Cuban passport
La Crema dedicates a reggaeton song to Marianao: "Don't go to Nicaragua."
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema releases "Me voy por Nicaragua."
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema releases "La ley que tú sabe," dedicated to Decree Law 35
"The dollar bends down to gain momentum": La Crema dedicates a song to the news of the moment
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema: If something happens to me, it will be another injustice for expressing myself differently
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema releases a new song in support of the San Isidro Movement
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema dedicates a song to guts: "What I want is meat."
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema releases "La Limonada" and complains about the price of lemons
The song of a Cuban reggaeton artist about the use of masks in Cuba
Viral: The funny song by a Cuban reggaeton artist about the quarantine due to the coronavirus from Cuba
Cuban reggaeton artist La Crema: "They cut off my power when I was about to sing Otaola's song."
La Crema presents "Dios aprieta," a Cuban song featuring social critique
2026-07-25T23:48:18+02:00
