Chappottin – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Cuban trumpeter Chappottin with the song “Dejala Que Vuelva” from the album “Ritmo en Sepia” (1959).
Today’s featured artist is Cuban trumpeter Chappottin with the song “Dejala Que Vuelva” from the album “Ritmo en Sepia” (1959).
Shortages of feminine hygiene products have shot up prices, and also encourages non-certified products to make their way onto the market.
This week we have drawn illustrations on what seems to be another expression of Cold War and how it may affect us.
They say Cubans don’t travel to the moon because they don’t want to. This phrase has been repeated to death in all kinds of contexts…
For the usual fabricated crimes of “attack,” “disrespect,” “resistance,” “public disorder” & “organization to commit a crime.”
“The fears of women for their lives, their children and relatives is an effective mechanism for removing women from the civic arena.”
The cryptocurrency community in Cuba is constantly growing. However, there are people who doubt the purchasing power of cryptocurrency…
Today’s featured band is Los Caneyes from Cuba with the song “Como se escribe” (1970s). Send us your favorites to share!
Now in 2022 and amidst the cumulative effects of a food crisis, citizens are still not being informed about the status of these plans.
Andrew Brant from the UK took our photo of the day: “Figure on the other side”, in Havana, Cuba.