Orishas Reunion: Yotuel and Roldán Reconcile After Dispute, Asking "Who Are We Not to Forgive?"

The comeback of Orishas is no longer just a rumor—it's happening. Yotuel Romero and Roldán González Rivero have put their past disagreements behind them and have decided to join forces once more to revive the iconic Cuban hip-hop group. The news has thrilled their fans, who have been speculating for days about a possible reunion after seeing several images of the two artists together on social media.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Yotuel confirmed the reunion with Roldán, emphasizing the significance of unity and forgiveness. "In life and music, true warriors understand that the greatest battle isn't against others, but against ego, pride, and time. We, who raise the flag of our culture and our history, know that the only way to triumph is together," he expressed, sharing a photograph of himself embracing his bandmate.

Throughout his message, Yotuel highlighted that music transcends generations and that their return to Orishas is an act of brotherhood and commitment to Cuban culture. "When we look back, we'll see that our best achievements were born from unity. Because when two or more souls meet with the same purpose, the impact reaches beyond generations. Cuban music, the music in our blood that birthed us as artists and made us dream, deserves that strength, that brotherhood. And if Jesus, with all his power, forgave those who betrayed him, who are we not to forgive? If life is but a breath and music is eternal, then what truly matters is what we leave behind. And what we leave is greater when built from unity.

"Here we stand, brother: warriors in the arena, with battle scars but hearts intact to keep making history," Yotuel declared.

Orishas: A Tale of Breakups and Reunions

The history of Orishas has been a journey of separations and comebacks. After initially disbanding in 2010, the group reunited in 2015, only to part ways again in 2021 due to personal and musical differences. The disputes among the members weren't just artistic—they escalated to legal battles, with allegations of fraud and public confrontations that seemed to have sealed the group's fate permanently. However, Yotuel and Roldán have chosen to close that chapter and embark on a new era for the band.

Meanwhile, Hiram Riverí Medina, also known as Ruzzo, has made it clear in a statement that he has no plans to rejoin the band. Since his departure in 2021, he has pursued his own path and, at least for now, will not be part of this new resurgence of Orishas.

The announcement has sparked great excitement among the group's followers, who eagerly anticipate new music and upcoming performances. With this reconciliation, Yotuel and Roldán aim to recapture the essence that made Orishas one of the most influential Cuban bands on the international stage and to continue the legacy they built together.