The Creole Choir of Cuba is a Cuban musical ensemble formed in 1994 in Cuba. The group consists of ten singers, including Rogelio Torriente, Fidel Miranda, and the director Emilia Díaz Chávez. They revived the traditional resistance songs and laments of their ancestors, who were Haitian descendants enslaved in Cuba. The ensemble performs in the Creole language, which is recognized as Cuba's second language. They signed with Real World Records and released the albums Tande-La (2011) and Santiman (2013). The choir appeared on the television program Later... with Jools Holland (2013), performing the track “Chen Nan Ren”.
