'East of Havana' New York Premiere

The video discusses the role of hip-hop in Cuba as a socio-economic conversation tool and a form of therapy for artists. It emphasizes the importance of political messages in hip-hop, drawing parallels to groups like Public Enemy. The discussion highlights hip-hop's potential to influence global change and the selection of key figures in the Cuban hip-hop scene for their individuality and strength.

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