Haydee Milanes, deeply affected by her father's death and her exile from Cuba, releases a poignant single titled "Duele" that encapsulates her grief. The song, created with rapper El B, has rich layers addressing love, loss, and her connection to her homeland. Despite a long hiatus from recording, Milanes seeks to blend her personal sorrow with the broader struggle of the Cuban people. The track, an anthem of resilience, also signifies her artistic rebirth in Miami, as she strives to fuel hope and courage through her music.
"This is a song to God, to Oshun, the patron saint of Cuba. It's a song that asks the greatest thing that exists to show us how to escape this nightmare and be able to have a country."
"What we did with this song was to inject strength, desire and a decree of freedom, of hope. The belief that we'll succeed in liberating the country, rescuing it."
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