Often when I walk around the city with my camera, I see a great deal of women doing all kinds of jobs, including some that are not traditionally considered as jobs for women. A mason I met in Holguin was the inspiration for this series. Marilu -that was her name- was working on the rehabilitation of the steps leading to the Hill of the Cross. I have met many more: flat tire repairers, valets, shoemakers… These images show the strength and sensuality of that part of the Cuban workforce.
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