EGREM - Empresa de Grabaciones y Ediciones Musicales (cover designer: Ñiko (Antonio Pérez González), various artists), "Cuba que linda es Cuba," undated [likely 1970s]. Vinyl LP record

"Cuba que linda es Cuba" (Cuba, How Beautiful Cuba Is) is a compilation album celebrating traditional Cuban music, released by EGREM (Empresa de Grabaciones y Ediciones Musicales), Cuba's state-owned record label founded in 1964 to consolidate all recording activities under revolutionary cultural policy. The album features performances by legendary Cuban musicians including Eduardo Saborit, Julio César Fonseca, Carlos Puebla y sus Tradicionales, Orquesta Aragón, Ela Calvo, Los Papines, Miriam Ramos, Luis Albelo, Carlos Puebla, and Enrique Jorrín.

The track listing spans Cuba's rich musical heritage, including son, guaracha, and traditional Cuban genres. Side A features "Cuba que linda es Cuba" (Eduardo Saborit), "Pregúntale cómo estoy" (Julio César Fonseca), "Si no fueras emiliana" (Carlos Puebla), "Fronteras de clases" (Miriam Ramos and Levi), "Ela Calvo-Oro, Aragón: Los Papines," and "Yo vendo unos ojos negros." Side B includes "Pare cochero" (Orquesta Aragón), "Café con pan" (Los Papines), "Tú mi delirio" (Ela Calvo), "Tasca tasca" (Luis Albelo), "Saludo cubano de Cuba traigo un cantar" (Carlos Puebla), "Tema Orquesta Aragón" (Enrique Jorrín), and "Siboney" (Ernesto Lecuona, performed by Ela Calvo con la Orquesta Aragón).

The cover design by Niko is a masterwork of Cuban graphic design—a stunning modernist illustration of a rooster (gallo) rendered in bold, flat colors against a black night sky and deep blue ground. The rooster's body is composed of geometric shapes in vibrant green, white, orange, and magenta, with an exuberant white tail that curves dramatically upward. The bright orange comb and wattle contrast with the bird's white beak and striking circular eye. The title "CUBA QUE LINDA ES CUBA" appears in stacked yellow-orange letterforms on the left. The composition embodies Cuban visual culture—the rooster as a symbol of Cuban national identity, pride, and vitality, rendered with the sophisticated simplicity characteristic of 1970s Cuban design. The back cover features a simplified white rooster silhouette against black, creating elegant negative space that mirrors the front's bold graphic impact.