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Jóvenes Clásicos del Son (Spanish for "young classics of Son") is a Cuban septet with double bass, tres-guitar, guitar, trumpet, congas, bongos and singer. The musical director is Ernesto Reyes Proenza.

• Fruta Bomba (Fruta Bomba on Tumi Music, 1999)
• No Pueden Parar, 2000
• Tambor en el Alma (Tambor en el Alma on Tumi Music, 2003)
• Menos jóvenes, más clásicos (Abdala Records, 2006)
• Cantan en Llano, 2012
• Pedacito De Mi Vida, 2014
• El Bar de Paco, 2016

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