Cubana de Rua is a project to spread Latin music through the occupation of public spaces. In Recife, an initiative that has the Cuban rhythm as its matrix, is carried out by in the Beberibe neighborhood, in the North Zone of the capital of Pernambuco, where Latin rhythms are the stars of the night for those who like to dance. Taking place for over 25 years in Alto Santa Teresinha, the traditional occupation of Latin rhythms in Recife is based at Clube Bela Vista and takes place two to three times a month. Under the command and DJing of the deceased Edinho Jacaré, now deceased, and the resistant Valdir Português, the night these days becomes Cubana, and the dance floor is for those who like to dance together to the sound of salsa, cumbia, bolero, guaracha , pregón, guaguancó and even chorinho. In addition to having been portrayed in television programs, it was recorded in the documentary Desde Cuba Hasta Pernambuco (2005, 31 min.), by director Nilton Pereira, and was the inspiration for the song Bela Vista, by the Olinden group Academia da Berlinda.

At Clube Bela Vista, the hall has no age restrictions – young people, adults and seniors all take the place, and there is only one prerequisite: to enjoy dancing. You don't even need technique, just a little courage to accept the invitation of those who already know. In this scenario, and in order to bring the party closer to Recife people who do not climb the hill and are unaware of the event, cultural producer Juniani Marzani, better known as DJ 440, is inspired by the traditional Cuban nights in Recife's hills and wants to propose an exchange between Havana's roots with the city's most traditional clubbing.