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Afro-Cuban Symphony™
Tania y Abraham Violins
Two Cuban violins, the batá drum and chants of Yoruba origin.
Who they are
From the conservatory violin to their roots
Tania Gómez and Abraham Rivero studied classical violin in Cuba and have spent more than three decades on stage. From Miami they joined that violin to the batá drum and Yoruba chants, and gave the sound a name: Afro-Cuban Symphony™.
Trained in CubaClassical violin
30+ yearson stage
Roc Nation Distributionsince “Oshun Yesá”, 2025
“How far can the violin go when it meets its roots?”
On the set of “Oshun Yesá”Music
Two songs to begin
Live
Made for the stage
Afro Resonance · Desafinados, Miami · August 28, 2026
Dates and booking →Press
Winner · InterContinental Music Awards 2026Best of Latin America · Latin Jazz“Oshun Yesá”
DistributionRoc Nation DistributionTania y Abraham Violins is part of Roc Nation Distribution
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