Top 3 DJs in Cuba: cece natalie Leads as 3 Votes Split Second and Third

The fan-vote chart for Cuba (CU) has two stories running at once. At the top, cece natalie holds a clear lead. Just below, Monster Yandy and Óscar Gómez are in the closest contest on the board, only 3 votes apart.

That contrast is why this top three rewards a closer look. First place looks settled for now. Second could change hands on the strength of a handful of fans.

cece natalie leads the chart with 1230 votes. That's 92 more than second place and 95 more than third. When the next two names are separated by single digits, a margin like that is a real cushion.

The credit score backs it up. cece natalie's 463 is the highest of the three, so the fan vote and the credit score agree on who should be on top. When both measures say the same thing, the No. 1 spot looks less like a lucky swing and more like a consensus.

Musically, cece natalie is listed under Electronica, a genre that shapes much of this chart.

A note on method: platform stats vary widely in coverage and scale across these three profiles and don't compare cleanly. They aren't the basis of this ranking. The vote count and the credit score are.

Monster Yandy sits second on 1138 votes. Óscar Gómez is third on 1135. Three votes is about as close as a ranking gets without being a tie.

Here's the twist: on credit score, the order flips. Óscar Gómez scores 446 to Monster Yandy's 414, a 32-point edge. This chart is ranked by fan votes, and that's the only reason Monster Yandy holds second. The two measures track different things, and on this board they disagree about who deserves the runner-up slot.

Monster Yandy is the only bass act in the top three. He's listed under Dubstep, and his profile shows 485 YouTube subscribers, 114 Instagram followers and 42 SoundCloud followers. Whatever those platforms say about his reach, his vote total is what keeps him narrowly in front.

Óscar Gómez, like the chart-topper, works in Electronica, and his profile lists 371 Instagram followers. He has the higher credit score of the two and trails by just 3 votes, so he has the clearest case for moving up.

Taken together, this top three leans toward Electronica. Two of the three acts, cece natalie and Óscar Gómez, are filed under it. Monster Yandy's Dubstep is the outlier.

That mix gives the chart its character. Electronica holds first and third, and bass music has taken the middle spot by the slimmest margin on the board.

At the top, a 92-vote buffer gives cece natalie room to breathe. The real drama is one step down. With 3 votes between Monster Yandy and Óscar Gómez, and the credit scores pointing the other way, second place is wide open.

If you care how this one ends, the fan vote will settle it.