Doña Maldad
Doña Maldad formed in Havana, led by vocalist María Elena Cruz. The band took its name from the Spanish phrase for 'Lady Evil,' and Cruz grew up in the Havana...
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Doña Maldad formed in Havana, led by vocalist María Elena Cruz. The band took its name from the Spanish phrase for 'Lady Evil,' and Cruz grew up in the Havana Vieja neighborhood. Their debut album 'Havana Affair' came out in 2012, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song.
Their music drew from Afro-Cuban rhythms, hip-hop, and punk, creating a sound that felt grounded in the city's streets. The lyrics often addressed social issues and feminine empowerment, which sometimes brought them into conflict with conservative critics and government officials.
Despite facing occasional performance restrictions, Doña Maldad developed a following through underground venues and street concerts. They released a second album called 'El Mal de Pandora' in 2016, continuing to blend musical traditions with contemporary themes.
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