Fidel: One and all
"Fidel is Fidel," Raul said in his day, and so he will be, with the same rare talent, noted by an Algerian friend, to travel into the future, and return to tell the story
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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
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
Piglia, a model reader and writer
For many, the Argentine writer, who died this past January 6 in Buenos Aires, at 75 years of age, was one of the best storytellers in Latin America
Miami and Hialeah: Playing politics with culture?
To uphold the current anti-Cuban policy dictated by the White House, the mayors of Miami and Hialeah have adopted a unique cultural policy: no dealings with artists resident in Cuba
Radio Cubana, one hundred years
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.
ALICIA ALONSO 1920-2019
“The incredible is to have done so much in such a short time”
Interview with Alicia Alonso discussing ballet, her conception of artistic creation, and commitment to the Cuban Revolution
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
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
A call for peace during Jazz Festival in Havana
“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
