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Madam Digu
Madam Digu formed in Havana, Cuba in 2008, led by singer and songwriter Ana Digu. The band's music draws from traditional Afro-Cuban rhythms while...
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Madam Digu formed in Havana, Cuba in 2008, led by singer and songwriter Ana Digu. The band's music draws from traditional Afro-Cuban rhythms while incorporating indie rock and electronic elements. They've cited influences like Björk, Sigur Rós, and Radiohead.
In 2017, the group released the single "Imaginar," which gained international attention. The song's video was shot in Havana. Their discography includes the studio albums "La Invencible" from 2012 and "Esperanza" from 2020.
Alongside Ana Digu, the band includes Yasser Martínez on guitar, Leydis Díaz on bass, Alejandro Dorta on drums, and Marcos Morales handling keys and electronics. Their work has sometimes addressed social and political themes.
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