Punto… no final point in sight
Cuban punto featuring improvised verses recognized as Intangible World Cultural Heritage
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Cuban punto featuring improvised verses recognized as Intangible World Cultural Heritage
Poets from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Colombia and Ecuador, alongside their Cuban counterparts, closed the Jesús Cos Causse International Poetry Encounter at the Caguayo Foundation headquarters
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
Irreducible resistance is a vocation. To resist is to advance. To strengthen the soul of all Cubans, of all Cuban women. The symbols that drive us will give rise to a culture of responsibility, of a sense of belonging, of unity. Such is the forge and destiny of our identity
Sergio Vitier, one of Cuba's most versatile and authentic musicians, died May 1 in Havana, at age 68
An exposition and day of discussion on funerary traditions in Jamaica, Brazil and Cuba serve as an impressive demonstration of the broad range of points of view on popular religiosity in the Caribbean Basin
More than 200 academics and intellectuals have endorsed an open letter to the Secretariat of the Latin American Studies Association in response to this body’s questioning of Cuba’s record in protecting human rights
The “Ruta de la Rumba” will travel across nearly all the country’s provinces next summer
Stated Cuban Minister of Culture, Abel Prieto during the closing ceremony of the International Scientific Committee sessions - Volume IV of the General History of Africa, a project sponsored by UNESCO
Founder and director of the group Afrocuba, Minini, as everyone called him, was born in the neighborhood of Pueblo Nuevo, Matanzas one of the most important birthplaces of Afro-Cuban rumba on the island