Buena Vista Social Club members discuss why their music resonates on Broadway
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Buena Vista Social Club members discuss why their music resonates on Broadway
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In an exclusive interview for NBC News and Noticias Telemundo, Buena Vista Social Club members Omara Portuondo, Barbarito Torres and Amadito Valdés talk of how their signature take on Cuban traditional music became a global sensation and inspired a new Broadway musical decades later.March 19, 2025
