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Nachito Herrera, homeland and music

The pianist combines traditional Cuban styles, especially the rhythms of montunos and tumbaos, with jazz and classical music

Words at the ready

For Fidel, the press always was, is, and will be, a natural medium, a space where ideas are conveyed. His mark on Cuban journalism is remarkable and fundamental

From the island to the world, Cuban art in Washington

The most extensive presentation by Cuban artists to take place in the United States is scheduled this coming May 8 through June 3, in Washington's renowned Kennedy Center

Adalberto lives on

The news of the death of Adalberto Alvarez, victim of COVID-19, during the dawn hours, September 1, was a brutal blow to those who, on and beyond our island, danced, sang and enjoyed his music, which bore the purest essences of the Cuban soul

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

Who loses when cultural ties are severed?

Trumps prohibition on “people to people” travel by U.S. citizens to Cuba, and cuts in funding for the arts, deprive the people of enriching cross-cultural experiences

Joseph McCarthy out of tune?

The mayor of Miami, also head of the so-called Cuban Democratic Directorate, and friends will charge $54 to attend an "anti-communist concert," with funds raised going to this outfit and one called Justice Cuba, with undefined legal purposes

Work of Fernando declared National Cultural Heritage

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

Miller, Lema and De Wilde stretching the limits of jazz

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

Mama Ruth, icon of the anti-apartheid struggle

On August 9, 1956, Ruth Mompati led more than 20,000 women of diverse ethnicities in a protest march against the Pass laws established by the racist apartheid regime