How long is Patria y Vida (2025)?

Patria y Vida (2025) is 1 hr 26 min long.

What is Patria y Vida (2025) about?

Six brave musicians spark a revolution on social media with an independent record label—without playlists, radio support, or marketing strategies—during a very difficult time for Spanish-language urban music, which is overwhelmed by an algorithm that favors sexual or dance-oriented themes. Despite this, a protest song with a sad melody manages to surpass 450 million views under the hashtag on TikTok, and over 110 million interactions under #Patriayvida on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. "Patria y Vida" is a call for freedom in the streets of Cuba and around the world. The song is banned by the island’s government, which imprisons people simply for listening to it. Maykel Osorbo, one of the rappers featured in the song, is currently in a maximum-security prison in Pinar del Río because during the historic protests on July 11, 2021, “Patria y Vida” was the most chanted phrase among the crowd.

Patria y Vida (2025)

Name: Patria y Vida (2025)
Genre: Music/Performing Arts
Released: 2025-07-11
Duration: 86

PG 1 hr 26 min

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How long is Patria y Vida (2025)?: Patria y Vida (2025) is 1 hr 26 min long.

What is Patria y Vida (2025) about?: Six brave musicians spark a revolution on social media with an independent record label—without playlists, radio support, or marketing strategies—during a very difficult time for Spanish-language urban music, which is overwhelmed by an algorithm that favors sexual or dance-oriented themes. Despite this, a protest song with a sad melody manages to surpass 450 million views under the hashtag on TikTok, and over 110 million interactions under #Patriayvida on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. "Patria y Vida" is a call for freedom in the streets of Cuba and around the world. The song is banned by the island’s government, which imprisons people simply for listening to it. Maykel Osorbo, one of the rappers featured in the song, is currently in a maximum-security prison in Pinar del Río because during the historic protests on July 11, 2021, “Patria y Vida” was the most chanted phrase among the crowd.