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Words to the Wind, the whisper of art for 22 years
Some anniversaries are measured in numbers, lists of awards, or a cold tally of performances. But…
Stress: The Documentary Nature of a Cuban Film
Cuban cinema, since Tomás Gutiérrez Alea’s “Death of a Bureaucrat” (1966), has been the most critical…
Colorincantando Children’s Festival Returns to Holguin
After several months of waiting, the Colorincantando children’s festival is once again bringing joy to the…
When Music Also Heals: Sound as an Ally for Mental Health
Our environment is becoming increasingly fast-paced and emotionally demanding. Music is not only a form of…
Fernández: Our Most International Pianist
Those who knew him since childhood recount that by the age of four. Frank Fernández was already…
Olga’s Legacy: When Art Becomes Homeland
If the 1961 Literacy Campaign taught us to decipher the letters. There was another crusade—silent, yet of…
Benny Moré: The Eternal Journey of the Barbarian of Rhythm
Many years later, that little girl would still remember the afternoon the radio stopped playing. She…
Film “Anonymous Neurotic” competes at the Malaga Film Festival
The Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC). Announced this Tuesday the inclusion of the film…
Holguin Communities Celebrate Art Instructor’s Day
The celebrations for Art Instructor’s Day are taking place in Holguin until February 18th. With events in…