Ray Fernández Moya

Ray Fernández Moya (Havana, June 28, 1971) is a Cuban troubadour and singer-songwriter known for blending trova with Cuban popular music, humor and social commentary. He started singing at the Alamar House of Culture, setting his own poems to music, and became popular through the trova gatherings and festivals linked to the magazine El Caimán Barbudo and the poet Bladimir Zamora.

His best-known songs include "Lucha tu yuca, taíno," "Matarife," "Mister Polisman" and "El gerente." His first studio album, "Paciencia," recorded at EGREM's Areíto studios, was nominated in the Trova-Fusion category at Cubadisco in 2009.

For years he co-hosted the trova TV show "Entre manos" on Canal Habana with Marta Campos. He is also known for his Thursday gig at the Diablo Tun Tun room of the Casa de la Música in Miramar. He is known professionally as "Ray Tun Tun."