Oruro Carnival, a fiesta in the heights
The Oruro Carnival, in Bolivia, is among the most famous in the world. Although less publicized, I would dare to...
What Maykel Blanco and his Salsa Mayor has that makes you move
Maykel Blanco, director of the Salsa Mayor Cuban group, has been promoting these days in Miami his new album Qué...
The New York photographer who loves Cuba’s dogs and cats
Emmy Park learned that the word "misu" would be helpful to photograph Cuba’s stray cats, while the pieces of dried...
The queen of Cuban hip-hop: “To be a rapper you have to be a feminist”
When Reyna Mercedes Hernández Sandoval decided to take the step in 2012 to register her hip-hop group in the Cuban...
Could Street Net, the largest private data network in Cuba, disappear?
The controversy over a possible dismantling of SNET arises after last week the Cuban government announced new resolutions authorizing the...
Rodeo
Men riding horses and chasing bulls through the sand. Steer wrestling. Calf roping. Bull riding. Barrel racing. There are many...
Havana Capitol
El Capitolio de La Habana es un símbolo de la ciudad en medio de la decadencia y las restauraciones. Aquellos...
Contradictory faces of a hurricane
A hurricane has many faces. Pain, strength, needs, responsibility and even indifference are mixed in the people’s expressions, especially after...
Carenas, no return from oblivion
About thirty people live alone in the middle of the Cienfuegos Bay. Cayo Carenas can only be reached by sea,...
At rest
No wheels at all, in plain view, leaning on any structure while money or spare parts arrive. But the wait...
