A historic representative of great Cuban popular music, Eliades Ochoa visits us with his distinctive interpretation of the son, marked by perfect dialogues between the voice and the tres (traditional guitar), of which he is one of the most appreciated performers. His most recent album, Guajiro (Peasant), reaffirms the rural origins of the musician from Santiago de Cuba and extends his influences to bolero, Puerto Rican plena, Dominican merengue and North American blues.