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The Ekuba Project is a boundary-pushing electronic music experience by Ernesto Couso, blending house grooves, tech-house pulses, and Latin melodic textures.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT

The Ekuba Project is the electronic music project of Ernesto Couso,
based in San Antonio, Texas, with deep roots in Havana, Cuba and Ecuador.
Since 2010, the project has explored the fusion of house and tech-house
with Latin instruments and melodies, creating a unique sound that connects
cultures, dance floors and people.

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