The Ensemble de musiques du monde (World Music Ensemble) brings together tradition and modernity in Cuban music, with arrangements that contain elements of jazz. The cha-cha-cha, bolero and salsa are some of the styles in the repertoire worked on by students that belong to the ensemble, allowing them to immerse themselves in the rich language of Latin percussion and rhythms.

The Ensemble de musiques du monde is composed of a voice, a trumpet, a flute, a saxophone, a trombone, a guitar, a piano, a bass guitar, drums and various percussion instruments, consisting of some ten students.