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
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Sure-footed Cuban dance in Washington
Through Cuban dance company Malpaso, one of the island’s most valued artistic expressions among U.S. audiences will take to the stage this weekend as part of the Artes de Cuba Festival, taking place at Washington’s Kennedy Center
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
Art is not a luxury, and not for profit
Amidst news of the life-threatening pandemic, we have seen countless expressions of generosity, dedication and solidarity
The simulation failed
Simulation is a basic strategy employed by mercenaries attempting to subvert the social order chosen by the majority of Cubans, but the latest attempt failed miserably
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
Taibo II: An activist writer
Casa de las Américas dedicates its Author Week to the Mexican author
Martí, from marble to life
The eloquence of the image grows with time. It is a photo taken at the Vivac prison in Santiago de Cuba. In the foreground, a young man of tall stature who is morally strong enough to face the difficult situation: the unexpected setback of the movement he leads.
The locomotive of Cuban music triumphs and convinces
Loyal audiences and new fans, of several generations and diverse nationalities, filled U.S. venues to hear Los Van Van, recognizing the vital signs of an enduring, unstoppable culture
Writers and Artists Congress lives on
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
