Cuban Audience Ready to Enjoy Alain Pérez's Bingo

Bingo, the most recent album by renowned Cuban musician Alain Pérez, will be presented to the public starting this Saturday at the Karl Marx theater in the capital, accompanied by a nomination for the 2025 Latin Grammys, the artist announced today.

In a meeting with the press at La Urraca Restaurant, the creator expressed his joy at the album's results and the public's motivation, along with the happiness he feels about being among the nominees for Best Contemporary Tropical Album.

While his audience awaits the concert day, internet users enjoy this 11-song production on digital platforms, loaded with his energy and Cubanness, the music he dreams of and wishes to share with his people.

According to the artist, the album is a song of joy, it is finding once again the music he embraced as a child and the music he exhibits today in his land and to the world: mature, consecrated, and with quality.

The difference of Bingo with previous albums lies in the maturity he has achieved over the years, he emphasized. Improving the sound quality between one production and another is one of his goals.

Recorded in Cuba, Spain, and the United States, this discographic proposal bears his signature and that of other creators, in addition to having luxury collaborations that affirm the moment his career is going through and give another dimension to the production.

Puerto Ricans Gilberto Santa Rosa and Tito Nieves, and Cuban Issac Delgado are among the invited artists.

"Bingo is a shout, a party, a metaphor for joy, jubilation," expressed Alain Pérez, hence the title of the album.

He advanced that the meeting on the 27th at the Karl Marx will be historic, unrepeatable, and unforgettable for him and for everyone who attends.

This musical experience will result in a DVD and will be an opportunity to approach new harmonies and the ones the public knows.

The director of Musicuba Agency, Verónica Santiago, expressed that it is a pride for the record label to have Alain Pérez in its catalog, while Bingo "will be a historic and grand spectacle in the artist's career".

"It is a privilege to accompany his trajectory and his work, he is pure feeling and he is Cuba," she continued.

Meanwhile, the general director of the Company for Recordings and Musical Editions (Egrem), Reinier Rodríguez, highlighted that the presence of the artist on stage makes the difference.

"For Egrem it is an honor to have a participation in this album," he asserted, satisfied with the nomination for the 2025 Latin Grammys and the great expectation regarding the concert.