People, nation and culture in Cuba
Excerpt from an unpublished interview with Cuban National Prize for Social Sciences Fernando Martínez Heredia.
Pigalle district: a Parisian legend
From a seemingly forbidden, truculent and libertine neighborhood, the Parisian Pigalle became one of the most touristic in France.
The love language
In any love relationship, knowing and mastering the language of self-love and that of the loved one is fundamental.
A cup of coffee with Alicia: Harold López-Nussa and the imprint of a family of musicians
On this occasion, Alicia Hechavarría discovers for us jazz player Harold López-Nussa in the colors that surround him in his...
A cup of coffee with Alicia: Brenda Navarrete, a woman who triumphs on the drum
In this installment, Alicia has the last cup of coffee of 2020 with jazz musician, percussionist, composer, dancer—and influencer—, Brenda...
A cup of coffee with Alicia: The memories, dreams and secrets of Ana Fidelia Quirós
On this occasion, Alicia had a good cup of coffee with Ana Fidelia Quirós, the multi-champion athlete from Palma Soriano,...
A cup of coffee with Alicia: Kelvis Ochoa, the extraordinary musician who composes while cooking.
Kelvis―one of the most established musicians on the current Cuban scene―told us about his passions: music, family, friendship, cooking and...
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