Omara Portuondo, often hailed as the “Grand Lady of Cuban Music,” is a celebrated singer whose career spans more than seven decades. Emerging from Havana’s vibrant music scene, she first gained fame with the legendary group Cuarteto d’Aida before achieving global recognition through the Buena Vista Social Club. Known for her warm, expressive voice and elegant interpretations that blend bolero, son, and jazz, Portuondo has captivated audiences worldwide and earned numerous accolades, including a Latin Grammy Award for her enduring contributions to Cuban music.