Luis Trelles, a senior editor at Embedded, shares how punk rock burst onto the Cuban scene in the 80s, bringing a wave of rebellion against political oppression. Vladimir Ceballos, a Cuban filmmaker and exile, provides invaluable context from his firsthand experience. They discuss the underground music movement as a lifeline for misfits and the emotional connections formed amid turmoil. Tales of defiance, including the striking story of Papo La Bala, highlight music’s power to challenge societal norms in a repressive regime, showcasing a unique cultural revolution.
