In Havana downtown’s streets of Linea and B, the outstanding scenic Cuban actress and director Raquel Revuelta has been reborn. A birth can take place in many ways, especially when the magic of the scene plays a part. And that is what happened in the Cultural Complex of the National Council of Performing Arts that was baptized, from its inception almost five years ago, with the name of the founder of Studio Theater.

Dozens of visitors daily cross the threshold of the The eye of the Hurricane (El ojo de la ciclón) Studio Gallery, in the corner of O'Reilly and Villegas, in Old Havana. Many leave without knowing that there, the molds that were used to melt the statue of Ernesto Guevara crowning the Revolution Square in the city of Santa Clara, in the central province of Villa Clara, were built.