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"A light of sincere love for Cuba has gone out in New York at the age of 103, professor and collector Alex J. Rosenberg, to whose generous work of promotion Cuban art owes so much," wrote on Twitter the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez referring to his passing on July 22, 2022.
Circumstances change; principles do not. The Cuba of 2022 is not the same as it was two years ago, but what we are and what we want to be has not changed. What has varied is the interpretation and implementation of policy
Beloved artist Rosita Fornés dies at the age of 97
The decades he lived far away, first in Sweden and later in Spain, never made Bebo Valdés less ours, or stopped him from promoting Cuban music
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
Activities involving physical presence will be combined with online events, in strict compliance with preventive measures given the current epidemiological situation
If anyone in our land and time embodied from head to toe, from before to after, from the root to the flight, the essence of the troubadour, it was Pablo Milanés.
“While some beat the drums of war, right here, right now, and in many places only the drums that will be heard are those which invite us to coexistence and solidarity, to harmony and understanding,” stated Cuban poet, Miguel Barnet, upon inaugurating the concert
Cuban punto was recently included on the UNESCO list of artistic expressions recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
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.
