YORUBA 2


An award-winning and nationally renowned group.
Lydia Perez, Founder and Co- Director of Yoruba 2
Wendell Rivera, Co-Founder and Director of Yoruba 2

Members

Yidell Rivera -Cuá, chorus and Accounting
Dorothy Rivera -Dancer, chorus and Marketing


Eddie Vargas- Buleador and repicador
 From The "Pueblo Brujo" Guayama, PR

Luis Arias, Music Director of Yoruba 2
Buleador, Repicador and  Chorus 
Robertico Arias Web

Jesus Andujar- Buleador and repicador
Director of Grupo Sazón
Grupo Sazón Web

Manolo Mareina - Buleador, Plena singer,  and chorus
Director of Cumbande
Manolo Mairena Web

Artistic Associates

Heshima Moja -Director of Souljourn Music Group
Heshima Moja Web

Brendaliz Cepeda- Dancer
 (Daughter of Roberto Cepeda from de Cepeda family of  Puerto Rico)

Carlos Cruz Cruz
SonBoricua

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