timba
Timba is a genre of Cuban music that emerged in the late 1980s. It is characterized by its energetic rhythms, complex arrangements, and a fusion of traditional Cuban music styles with elements of funk, jazz, and rock. The term "timba" itself is a colloquial Cuban expression that can mean a party, a crowd, or a big mess, reflecting the genre's lively and sometimes chaotic nature.
The roots of timba can be traced to the development of Cuban popular music. It evolved from
Prominent timba bands include Los Van Van, NG La Banda, and Havana D'Primera. These groups have been