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As a key part of the region’s extraordinary history of struggle, the Cuban Revolution’s José Martí First Front, led by Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro, will soon have its own museum here
Granma International spoke with musician Maykel Blanco, whose novel approach to Cuban music has seen him dubbed “a musical machine.”
The newspaper Cuba Libre, published in Río de la Plata in 1896, defended Cuban independence
Chucho Valdés, has decided to record an album of emblematic Irakere tracks, offering up an explosive mixture of jazz, rock, classical and a wide range of traditional Cuban music
Interview with Lázaro Valdés, Benny Moré’s last pianist and the great performer of “Santa Isabel de las Lajas,” a member of the Banda Gigante from 1958-1963, and recognized as a classic Cuban musician, conductor, composer, arranger, and researcher.
Miguel Matamoros was born on May 8, 1894 and died on April 15, 1971. 2015 marks the 90th anniversary of the founding of the famous Trío Matamoros, precisely on Miguel’s birthday in 1925.
October offers two important anniversaries in the history of Cuba, the beginning of the country's wars of independence and national Cuban Culture Day
With a history of 57 editions, the Casa de las Américas Literary Prizes arrive as one of the region’s most prestigious competitions, both the continent and Cuba’s oldest such cultural event
The former President of Uruguay gave an astounding speech to attendees during his conference held in the Casa de las Américas Che Guevara Hall
With a show led by Isaac Delgado in the National Theatre’s Avellaneda Hall, the event will begin this Thursday at 8:30pm and continue through Sunday, September 31
