Nachito Herrera, homeland and music
The pianist combines traditional Cuban styles, especially the rhythms of montunos and tumbaos, with jazz and classical music
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National Symphony, committed to creation
Members of the National Symphonic Orchestra (OSN) commented that they felt very encouraged after receiving a message of congratulations from Army General Raúl Castro on
Almeida’s voice resounds loud and clear
"No one here is surrendering!" was born of emotion and courage, and of the values sowed by Almeida and the generation of Martí’s Centenary and the Granma crossing, led by Fidel, who took on the responsibility of transmitting them to those who came later
Fiesta del Fuego for cultural resistance in the Caribbean
Activities involving physical presence will be combined with online events, in strict compliance with preventive measures given the current epidemiological situation
The best policy, the most revolutionary in the field of culture
From the very taking of power in January 1959, Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro was fully aware that the transformations that had to be undertaken in the country entailed not only urgent changes to the economic and social reality
Taibo II: An activist writer
Casa de las Américas dedicates its Author Week to the Mexican author
Socialism must be anti-racist
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
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
Film and dance with Carlos Acosta
The long-awaited biographical film about Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta will premiere during the San Sebastián Film Festival, in this Basque city, September 21- 29
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.
