Son Damas, a prominent Cuban female orchestra, was founded by talented young women after completing their musical studies in 1992. This popular dance music group emerged under the banner of harmony and rhythm. Their musical compilation is exquisite in traditional Cuban music, showcased through boleros, cha-cha-chá, salsa, and rumba.

The group achieved great success from the very beginning of their performances. That same year, they were part of the cast of the RCN Fair’s “Gran Show de América,” held in Colombia. At this event, they had the opportunity to share the stage with figures such as Las Chicas Del Can, Oscar D’León, and Wilfredo Vargas.

In 1994, the members of Son Damas traveled to Greece and were featured as guests on the television show “Siete x Music,” recorded at the Acropolis in Athens. During this same period, they also visited Spain. The following year, they performed at the famous Auditorio de México.

Their first album was released in 1996, entitled “Llegó Son Damas.” Most of the songs were written by the prestigious director of the NG La Banda Orchestra, José Luis Cortés; they became hits both in Cuba and abroad.

Son Damas performed in 37 Japanese cities during 1997. The tour included a performance at the exclusive venue for world-renowned artists: Nakano Sun Plaza. Throughout this period, various countries had the privilege of hosting this excellent Cuban female orchestra, including Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France, Austria, Italy, and Jamaica.

In 2011, they toured Cuban neighborhoods and performed at La Vereda in La Lisa, getting thousands of spectators to dance.