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From “La Bayamesa,” by Céspedes, Castillo and Fornaris, written in 1851, to “Me dicen Cuba,” in which Alexander Abreu inserts the notes of the Bayamo anthem in his boisterous son, the homeland has been sung a thousand times, in its purest essences, by a people with music in its soul
The most extensive presentation by Cuban artists to take place in the United States is scheduled this coming May 8 through June 3, in Washington's renowned Kennedy Center
“Como la cigarra,” the popular song by Maria Elena Walsh, made famous by Mercedes Sosa, has become a symbol of resistance on the continent
Steps taken after the triumph of the Revolution, in January of 1959, dealt a devastating blow to the structural supports of racism • The other great battle is to implement educational and cultural methods that contribute to a new subjectivity
Nicolás Guillén is part of the atmosphere and the subsoil of the nation. He is the life and work, the current legacy and the future projection
In June of 1961, Fidel gave a speech which became known as his ‘Words to Intellectuals,’ rightly considered a foundational element of revolutionary Cuba’s cultural policy
To uphold the current anti-Cuban policy dictated by the White House, the mayors of Miami and Hialeah have adopted a unique cultural policy: no dealings with artists resident in Cuba
From its first continuous beats to the present time, Cuban radio has never ceased to be an act of creation. The originality, the ways of relating to audiences and the particular reflection and impact on the historical development of the nation characterize the uniqueness of an exercise sustained over time.
On April 4, 1978, a Cuban was presented with the highest literary award in the Ibero-American linguistic community, the Cervantes Prize.
Interview with Alicia Alonso discussing ballet, her conception of artistic creation, and commitment to the Cuban Revolution
