Puñito de Yocahú

Latin Grammy Award winner for Best Contemporary Tropical Album, Puñito de Yocahú is García’s fourth studio album and his first production in six years. On the album, García stands out as an exceptional chronicler of Caribbean emotions, invoking pre-Columbian figures and Taíno deities—such as Yocahú, the god of yuca and fertility, and Atabey, the mother of the waters—throughout the 13 songs.