Amadito Valdés
- Biography and sound clips of timbales (kettle drums) player. [English/Spanish/French]
- http://www.amaditovaldes.com/

Guantanamera
- Lyrics based on a poem by Jose Martí.
- http://www.arlo.net/resources/lyrics/guantanamera.shtml

Adalberto Álvarez
- Discography, biographical information, and photos of the son musician and composer of "A Bayamo en Coche". [English/Spanish]
- http://www.adalbertoalvarez.cult.cu/

Silvio Rodríguez
- Biography, reviews, and lyrics of the singer-songwriter identified with the "nueva trova" movement. Content in English and Spanish.
- http://www.silviorodriguez.org/

Mary A. Overby
- A US-based drummer shares photos and commentary from visits to musicians and artists in Matanzas.
- http://www.ibiblio.org/mao/

Mezcla
- Havana group offers a mix of Cuban music styles: jazz, son, rumba, yoruba (afro cuban), and nueva trova is mixed with rock, blues, rap, reggae and souk.
- http://www.mezcla.org/

¡Cubanía!
- Interviews with several contemporary musicians.
- http://www.qbania.com/

Sonidos de las Américas: Cuba
- Essays on the development of concert music, including sources and influences.
- http://www.americancomposers.org/cubahistory.htm

About Cuban Music
- Annotated collection of website links, covering classical, salsa, and son.
- http://www.ilikecuba.com

Send a Piana to Havana
- US group sends refurbished pianos to Cuban schools, trains local piano tuners, and provides tools and supplies.
- http://www.sendapiana.com/

Cuba and Its Music
- Student report on the nation's musical heritage in both traditional and popular genres. Includes geographical, political, religious, and historical background.
- http://www2.cedarcrest.edu/academic/soc/ccameron/soc215/cuba/cuba.htm

Timba.com
- International group of contributors providing news, links, and samples of all styles of Cuban music. Primarily in English with some Spanish.
- http://www.timba.com

Sin Palabras
- Havana-based group combines techno and timba. Provides biographies of band members, music clips, and tour reports. Primarily in English, with some Spanish, French, Dutch, and German.
- http://www.sinpalabras.com/