Havana D’ Primera records live concert
Havana D’ Primera's Alexander Abreu - composer, singer, trumpet player and band leader - talks about the group's new CD
104 resultados.
Havana D’ Primera's Alexander Abreu - composer, singer, trumpet player and band leader - talks about the group's new CD
During the recently concluded Jazz Plaza 2022, among the many noteworthy participants were Argentine Dominic Miller, and pianists Ray Lema and Laurent de Wilde, the first Congolese and the latter French-American, who demonstrated just how far the limits of jazz can be expanded
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
During a ceremony, on the 138th anniversary of the outstanding intellectual’s birth, held in the Aula Magna of San Gerónimo University College, in Havana’s central historic district, Gladys Collazo, president of the National Cultural Heritage Council, announced that the work of Ortiz has been declared National Cultural Heritage
One of the most infamous pages of history, the slavery to which women, men and children from the African continent were subjected for centuries, only ended in Cuba in 1886, long after the majority of territories of the Western Hemisphere
Over the year since the Congress, follow-up on proposals has continued, moving from the identification of problems to the search for solutions, in dialogue with the country’s highest leadership, reports UNEAC Vice President Pedro de la Hoz
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
Cuban punto was recently included on the UNESCO list of artistic expressions recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
After announcing plans to reinforce hostile U.S. policy toward Cuba, the U.S. President should recognize the failure of his political turn-about, and that so many people can't be wrong, if he takes into consideration the condemnations generated by his reactionary statements, on the island and beyond
Before Europeans arrived in America, Portuguese seafarers snatched the first Africans from their homelands to be sold and exploited in the Iberian Peninsula.