yes, in Hawaii the only red banana ever heard of was 'Cuban Red'
Since being in Thailand I have acquired what were described as nearly 5 different types of seedless red bananas, these also have red leaf stems and red trunks. Some do appear to being quite large and thick like Cuban Red, some others appear to have more attributes of 'finger bananas.' Slender trunks.
There is also the 'Indo Red' which is a seeded wild banana that also has red leaves, very attractive!
My reds are doing much better than the green varieties now so far, the corms seems to handle more moisture better, more suited to the equatorial tropics. Which was my theory and why I planted so many reds.
If you are in Texas you may have the opposite experience, your soil may have too much drainage.