Yumurí y sus Hermanos is a Cuban musical ensemble that performs within the timba, son, and broader Cuban popular music traditions. The group's name translates from Spanish as “Yumurí and his brothers.” It is led by the vocalist known as Yumurí, who serves as the primary frontman and artistic figure of the ensemble.
The band originated in Havana in the early 1990s, a period marked by the emergence of timba—a contemporary Cuban dance music style that blends elements of salsa, jazz, funk, and traditional Cuban rhythms. Yumurí y sus Hermanos has participated in domestic and international festivals, contributing to the dissemination of contemporary Cuban music abroad.
The ensemble has released several recordings, which have been noted for their energetic arrangements and incorporation of both traditional and modern Cuban musical elements. Their repertoire often includes original compositions as well as reinterpretations of classic Cuban songs, performed with an emphasis on rhythmic complexity and vocal harmonies.
Although the group’s name suggests a familial relationship among its members, publicly available sources do not confirm that the performers are biologically related; the title more likely reflects a stylistic or branding choice common within Cuban musical groups.
Overall, Yumurí y sus Hermanos is recognized within the Cuban music scene for its role in popularizing timba and for maintaining a presence in both local venues and international stages.