The legendary Juana
Juana Bacallao, the legendary Juana the Cubana celebrates her 95th birthday, May 26
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African legacy in Old Havana
The Casa de Africa is hosting the 22nd Social and Cultural Afro-American Anthropology Workshop January 4-6, focused on the history of enslaved Blacks and the contributions of their descendents to the development of Cuban identity
Martí is always with us
Committed to the ideas of Martí and Fidel, tireless and determined, we back with words and action the words of President Miguel Díaz-Canel welcoming 2020: “Cubans are winners of the impossible. This is a good moment to propose another year of positive exceptionality”
Minini, a dearly departed prince
Founder and director of the group Afrocuba, Minini, as everyone called him, was born in the neighborhood of Pueblo Nuevo, Matanzas one of the most important birthplaces of Afro-Cuban rumba on the island
Cuba cannot be evaluated with a different yardstick
More than 200 academics and intellectuals have endorsed an open letter to the Secretariat of the Latin American Studies Association in response to this body’s questioning of Cuba’s record in protecting human rights
One story of Alejo Carpentier
On April 4, 1978, a Cuban was presented with the highest literary award in the Ibero-American linguistic community, the Cervantes Prize.
Critical weapons of the Latin American left
Theotonio dos Santos, who recently passed away, was a leading source of anti-hegemonic thought in our region
The Bard Conservatory Orchestra to perform in Cuba
The Bard Conservatory Orchestra will tour Cuba, June 4-9. Award-winning U.S. pianist Peter Serkin will perform the final piece of each concert
The murder of George Floyd impacts the world of culture
Union of Cuban Writers and Artists condemns police murder of George Floyd, expressing solidarity with sisters and brothers in the U.S. protesting violations of human rights and racial discrimination
Trova with a cause
The Pepe Sánchez Trova Festival, the oldest event of its kind in the country, is running March 15 through 19 in Santiago de Cuba, a city where the genre has never lost its preeminence
