Havana’s grilles
The Cuban capital’s grilles have been, from their earliest years, artifice and ornament. But also usefulness and protection.
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Otakus in Old Havana
Lovers of Japanese manga, anime and video games met this Saturday at the Amphitheater of the Historic Center to exchange ...
On wheels?
Moving from one place to another in the capital, whether for work or leisure, for necessity or pleasure, demands time, ...
Trinidad, with open doors
The former township, founded by the Spaniards and turned into a jewel of Cuban architecture and heritage, has turned 510.
Tacón, Havana’s Wooden Street
Although not long, this street is, without a doubt, one of the most well-known and original of the Cuban capital.
The Wailing Wall… and the little pieces of paper
Besides prayer, the most popular method is to leave little notes addressed to the Most High.
At rest
No wheels at all, in plain view, leaning on any structure while money or spare parts arrive. But the wait ...
Clay people
The actors of the street group D'Morón Teatro are clay people. They take their makeup and everything they will use ...
The night in New Orleans
New Orleans may be a different city at night. During the day, the Cathedral of Saint Louis, The Cabildo, Café ...
Heartbeats
Latido (Heartbeat) -the new show that begins it performance for the first time on May, at the Great Theater of ...
Everglades, “Florida’s Reed Bed”
During Spain’s dominion over Florida its name was Cañaveral de la Florida (Florida’s Reed Bed). Everglades, its current name in ...
Water Buffaloes
Pijirigüa little-cow had her song; and White Udder was embalmed and still adorns the entrance of the National Cattle Health ...
Ebony and Ivory
Faces of everyday life that sometimes draws a daunting imagine, as if it involved live always hope. People on the ...
Lives
To see who you are, you need to know where you come from. Millions of people are delivered to work ...
San Pedro’s funeral
At the funeral of San Pedro, the mourners, congas and people go after a wheelbarrow where the saint "rests". A ...
Chivichanas
The Chivichana are handmade artifacts that Cuban children use to drop quickly down the steep streets. Using these pieces of wood ...
Catching Moments
There’s nothing as agreeable as going out with camera in hand catching moments and discovering details, characters and unique occasions ...
Havana’s Chinatown
Havana's Chinatown is more popular for its Italian food restaurants than for its Chinese cuisine - which, in many cases, ...
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