Havana, October 30 (RHC) -- With an acoustic recital, booked for next Saturday at the capital's Bar Fellini, Cuban duo Buena Fe returns today to those intimate encounters with their fans, lovers of their attractive and witty lyrics.

In a video broadcast on Facebook on Monday, Israel Rojas, the group's lead singer, expressed his satisfaction with the new concert, in which they will rescue songs they usually do not perform and will cover others they like, some of which will be part of a tribute album.

Meanwhile, Yoel Martínez, acoustic guitar and second voice, highlighted the beauty of this harmonic proposal, endowed with a sonority that captivates them and at the same time favors the versatility of the format they like.

The young people of Buena Fe defend an intelligent and consistent music with their principles, their lyrics reflect the desire of a world without space for hate, intolerance, for everything that degrades the human condition, this is what Rojas considered in declarations to this reporter, regarding the album Sobreviviente.

"We are consistent with the society in which we live, with our way of thinking and worldview. That means that whether we are loved or not, whether we are understood or not, is the risk of living. There are many ways to achieve success, but only one way to experience a great failure: wanting everyone to like us.

On that occasion I asked him: you have become idols for the Cuban youth, do you think of them when composing?

"We think of our listeners, no matter the age, the important thing is to be noble inside, the good faith to appreciate existence without human miseries. That is the audience we are interested in, the one without laziness of mind and with the desire to connect with life". (Source: Prensa Latina).