Young Cuban musicians Zamir and Rayner, both immensely talented in their craft, have caught the attention of Argentine composer and DJ Bizarrap with their violin and lute rendition of his Session 59 featuring Natanael Cano.
On his Instagram account, Zamir posted a video of their performance and tagged Bizarrap in the comments. The Argentine DJ responded to the video with fire emojis, and Zamir expressed his gratitude for the acknowledgment.
Last year, Bizarrap praised Zamir, calling him a "crack" after listening to one of his instrumental versions. This encouraged the Cuban violinist to take on the ambitious task of covering Session 53 by Shakira and Bizarrap, which even caught the attention of the Colombian singer herself.
With his unique renditions, Zamir has impressed numerous international artists, including Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Maluma, J Balvin, and many others. The violinist has also garnered applause from many of his fellow Cubans, showcasing his versatility by performing both salsa and the most popular reggaeton tracks on his violin.
Just a few days ago, Zamir received praise from Francisco (Pancho) Céspedes after sharing a version of Céspedes' song "Remolino" on social media.
FAQs About Zamir and Rayner's Impact on Music
Below are some frequently asked questions regarding the recent achievements of Zamir and Rayner, and their impact on the music industry.
Who are Zamir and Rayner?
Zamir and Rayner are young Cuban musicians known for their exceptional talent, particularly in playing the violin and lute. They have gained international recognition for their unique renditions of popular songs.
How did Bizarrap react to Zamir and Rayner's performance?
Bizarrap reacted positively to their performance, responding with fire emojis on Instagram. Zamir thanked him for the acknowledgment.
What other notable artists have recognized Zamir's talent?
Zamir has been recognized by several international artists, including Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Maluma, J Balvin, and even Shakira.
What is Zamir's musical range?
Zamir is versatile in his musical range, performing everything from salsa to the latest reggaeton hits on his violin.