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La Sep7ima clave
La Sep7ima Clave formed in Havana's El Cotorro neighborhood in the mid-1990s. They started playing small venues and local festivals, working with the...
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La Sep7ima Clave formed in Havana's El Cotorro neighborhood in the mid-1990s. They started playing small venues and local festivals, working with the traditional Afro-Cuban sounds that surrounded them.
Their debut album 'El Son de la Loma' came out in 2001. The track 'Nena' from that record became something people recognized, with its melody sticking around in Cuban music circles.
They kept recording through the 2000s and into the 2010s, putting out albums like 'La Clave de mi Son' and 'Desde el Alma'. The group maintained a steady presence, playing the music they'd developed from those Havana streets.
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