I hever heard of this group before? Who are they? Where are they from?
Moneda Dura. They are from Cuba. This song is not allowed to be played on the radio in Cuba.
Henry –
Not allowed – In CUBA – YET! -S-
This band is great. They have some great songs critizicing the regime and life in Cuba. Besides Mala Lache you should go to you tube and check out the video for the song “Callejero” it is a great song against the European tourists that go to Cuba. Another one of their songs that I love is called “Yemaya te proteja” which is about a guy dealing with his girl leaving on a “balsa” to Miami. Their album “Alma sin bolsillos” is a masterpiece in my opinion.
I was able to buy two of their album on a website called Prodland.US
Any idea the best place to buy this that puts money in the bands hands? They have a website (http://www.monedadura.com/home.htm) but could not find a buy link there.
No, I don’t know but you can buy their music in Miami at “el museo del disco”
Found them on itunes. How can this be sold with the embargo?
You’ll notice that itunes doesn’t have this song or album. What usually happens is that these artists are put on Spanish or other foreign labels (or foreign subsidiaries of American labels). I suppose it’s technically against the law, but so is file sharing and pirating cable TV, etc.
I hever heard of this group before? Who are they? Where are they from?
Moneda Dura. They are from Cuba. This song is not allowed to be played on the radio in Cuba.
Henry –
Not allowed – In CUBA – YET! -S-
This band is great. They have some great songs critizicing the regime and life in Cuba. Besides Mala Lache you should go to you tube and check out the video for the song “Callejero” it is a great song against the European tourists that go to Cuba. Another one of their songs that I love is called “Yemaya te proteja” which is about a guy dealing with his girl leaving on a “balsa” to Miami. Their album “Alma sin bolsillos” is a masterpiece in my opinion.
I was able to buy two of their album on a website called Prodland.US
Any idea the best place to buy this that puts money in the bands hands? They have a website (http://www.monedadura.com/home.htm) but could not find a buy link there.
No, I don’t know but you can buy their music in Miami at “el museo del disco”
Found them on itunes. How can this be sold with the embargo?
You’ll notice that itunes doesn’t have this song or album. What usually happens is that these artists are put on Spanish or other foreign labels (or foreign subsidiaries of American labels). I suppose it’s technically against the law, but so is file sharing and pirating cable TV, etc.