Haydée Milanés

Haydée Milanés is a captivating Cuban singer, songwriter, and arranger, born in Havana in 1980. Daughter of the legendary "Nueva Trova" artist Pablo Milanés, Haydée has carved her own niche in the Cuban music scene, blending trova, bolero, son cubano, and Latin jazz into a sultry, jazzy style reminiscent of Norah Jones. With a career spanning over two decades, she has been performing with the Ernán López-Nussa quartet since 1999, showcasing her unique voice and compositions. Haydée's music, including popular tracks like "El amor de mi vida" and "Duele," offers a deeply personal and evocative journey, reflecting her Cuban roots and her experiences as an artist. Her recent collaborations, such as the powerful track "Duele" with Cuban rapper El B, highlight her commitment to expressing the complexities of life and art. With a growing international presence, Haydée Milanés continues to enchant audiences worldwide with her soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics.