In Havana, even rappers divided on warming relations with US Rap first arrived in Cuba at the end of the 1990s, and remains popular. But difficulties in producing this musical genre, which came out of the United States, on the island have driven many artists to other styles of music. Now, some Cuban rappers are hoping that the improving relationship between the communist nation and the US will mean changes for them, as well, while others are more focused on changes they want to see made by their own government. A natural sound version of an AFPTV report.