Telmary

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Libre 04:06 Tools
Spiritual Sin Egoísmo 04:02 Tools
Pa' Que Vuelva 04:45 Tools
Ando 03:11 Tools
Rastafashion 03:21 Tools
Ves 03:21 Tools
Marilú 04:43 Tools
Que Equivoca'o 04:26 Tools
Spiritual Sin Egoismo 04:26 Tools
Fiesta 03:25 Tools
Sola 02:41 Tools
Sueño Brujo 02:48 Tools
Wondering (Sly) 04:21 Tools
Ves (Feat: Kumar) 03:21 Tools
Rezo (Feat: Descemer Bueno) 02:42 Tools
Rezo (Intro) 02:42 Tools
Marilú (Interactivo, Los Van Van) 04:44 Tools
Fiesta (Feat: Athanai) 03:25 Tools
Sueño Brujo (Feat: Ojos De Brujo) 02:49 Tools
Mr. God (Feat: William Vivanco) 03:14 Tools
La Mulata Abusadora 06:10 Tools
El Poder de los Ancestros 03:19 Tools
Bonus Track: Sola 03:14 Tools
Spiritual Sin Egoismo (Feat: Kumar) 04:01 Tools
Wondering (Sly) (Feat: Yusa) 04:22 Tools
Entre las Fieras 00:31 Tools
Mr. God 04:22 Tools
Rumba Pa' Ofrendarle (Feat: Francis Del Rio) 06:10 Tools
Rezo 03:29 Tools
Fuerza Arará 03:29 Tools
Soy el Verso 00:31 Tools
Rumba pa' ofrendarle 06:10 Tools
Del Diablo Son las Cosas - Alborada Carmesi 01:11 Tools
Como Se Pone la Habana 01:11 Tools
La Mata Sin Santera 04:36 Tools
Sola (Bonus Track) 02:42 Tools
Track-04 01:11 Tools
Spiritul sin egoismo 01:11 Tools
Por la Manigua 03:26 Tools
Spiritual Sin Egoísmo - Telmary 04:02 Tools
Rumba Pa'ofenderle 06:09 Tools
Una Habana Que Danza 00:31 Tools
Digan Lo K Digan 04:35 Tools
Mr. Good 03:13 Tools
Spiritual 08:23 Tools
Sueno Brujo 03:29 Tools
Se Acabó 03:29 Tools
Libertad de Amar 00:31 Tools
Yalodde 04:13 Tools
La Luna Manda 00:31 Tools
Pa Dentro 03:29 Tools
Si No Sabe No Te Meta - Alborada Carmesi 01:08 Tools
Que equivoca’o 04:28 Tools
Una Habana K Danza 03:20 Tools
Omolodde 00:36 Tools
Mama Yemaya 03:19 Tools
Cógela Como Arde 03:19 Tools
Music is My Weapon 04:58 Tools
Se Acabo Tu Poder - Alborada Carmesi 02:35 Tools
Fiesta (feat. Athanai) 03:25 Tools
Ves (feat. Kumar) 03:21 Tools
De Yalodde y Shango 04:14 Tools
Yemaya - Omolodde 00:37 Tools
Aguacaro de Besos 01:36 Tools
Mr God 03:14 Tools
Ibeyis 03:14 Tools
Spiritual Sin Egoismo (feat. Kumar) 04:01 Tools
Del Diablo Son las Cosas 01:11 Tools
Sueño Brujo (feat. Ojos de Brujo) 02:49 Tools
Aguacero de Besos 02:49 Tools
La Luna 03:31 Tools
Libre (Featuring Roberto Carcasses) 00:31 Tools
Se Formó 00:31 Tools
Rumba pa ofrendarle 02:49 Tools
Sola [*] 02:49 Tools
Liberta de Amar 02:49 Tools
Wondering (Sly) (feat. Yusa) 04:22 Tools
Que equivocao 00:37 Tools
Rumba Pa'ofrendarle 04:58 Tools
Quequivocao 04:30 Tools
Nana Pa Samara 04:30 Tools
Spiritual sin egoismo.feat kumar 04:30 Tools
Pa' que vuela 04:49 Tools
Qu'Equivocao 04:49 Tools
Rezo (intro) (feat. Descemer Bueno) 02:42 Tools
Marilu.feat los van van e interactivo 04:14 Tools
Fiesta - Telmary feat. Athanai 04:22 Tools
Ves - Telmary feat. Kumar 00:37 Tools
Ves ft. Kumar 00:37 Tools
Pa' que vuelva' 00:37 Tools
After Rain Comes Sun 03:52 Tools
K Cosa Fuera 02:42 Tools
Marilu' (feat. Mayito Rivera) 03:52 Tools
Si No Sabe No Te Meta 01:08 Tools
Inter, Rompiendo el Silencio 01:08 Tools
Elewa - Outro 01:08 Tools
Ando - Kumar 04:01 Tools
Suerte de Vida 04:01 Tools
Puras Palabras 04:01 Tools
Te Fuiste 04:01 Tools
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Telmary Diaz — singer, street poet, rapper — is one of the leaders of the hip-hop revolution in Cuban popular music. Of course, the country's musical past is not forgotten. Diaz and her contemporaries take the rumba and the Son of Cuba, and add in the sensibility and style of hip-hop, funk and jazz. The Toronto-based artist speaks with host Maria Hinojosa about her latest album, A Diario. Though Cuba is often viewed as culturally isolated, Diaz's music reflects rhythms from around the world. "You can be surprised how many styles you can find in Cuba," Diaz says. "You can find in Cuba the ska, drum 'n' bass, I don't know, it's so many different kinds of music. ... Even when everybody thinks that Cuba is, you know, salsa, timba, Buena Vista Social Club, there is a lot of different movements of rock and punk. So everybody's open to new music all the time — that's what's happening." Female rappers are greatly outnumbered in most hip-hop communities, and the Cuban scene is no different. But Diaz has managed to stake a claim, she says, by staying grounded in her identity. "It's just that it's not easy — it's not easy in Cuba [for women to make hip-hop]," she says. "So for me to make an original hip-hop, a Cuban hip-hop, I think you have to reach in your roots. You have to keep your roots — you have to try to bring to the stage, to bring to your music the feeling of your ancestors, you know." To match her internationally-influenced beats, Diaz has developed a flexible delivery, capable of spitting powerful, rapidfire verses. But she says she also strives to maintain a slower, more laid-back style. "I think it's also part of my style to be also slow, to be smooth," Diaz says. "Because one thing that I didn't like from the hip-hop movement sometimes is that they like when women [are] aggressive like them. So what's the point? ... I use my language, I use my soft part also to communicate and to provoke, to transmit my feelings." Those feelings are often overlaid by socially-conscious messages. Diaz says she wants to convey both modernity and spirituality in her music, as in the song "Spiritual Sin Egoismo." "How important is it to be spiritual in this world that is so crazy," Diaz says. "I mean, what we are doing with our planet is crazy. So I think the best we can do is try to fix it from inside of ourself, and try to bring our spirit to our life." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.