Built around The Cuban Cowboys' cult song "Jinetero," Jinetero 2.0 is an audacious, darkly hilarious memoir that dives into the business of whoring in Cuba against an expansive backdrop of tragicomic U.S.-Cuba relations. When a Cuban-American musician returns to the island for the first time since his parents' exile, he's pulled into a world where survival, sex, and politics collide with equal parts absurdity and grace. What begins as a quest for creative renewal turns into a searching exploration of identity, masculinity, and moral compromise. Navarro's voice - by turns punk, poetic, and painfully funny - captures the contradictions of a county and a self divided by revolution and exile. Jinetero 2.0 blends memoir, music, video, and social satire in a narrative as rhythmically charged as the Havana streets it inhabits. Both confessional and critical, this is a fearless look at desire, consequence, and the ever-complicated love story between Cuba and the United States.