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Hat Vendors, Santa Clara, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Ken Jamieson from Canada took our photo of the day: “Hat Vendors”, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban pianist Harold Lopez Nussa. He performs “Aminata” with Senegalese singer and bass player Alune Wade.

In Cuba, there is hardly any electricity. That is a fact. But the workers in this field also lack the means to perform their duties.

Not all is lost: at least we have the comfort that, when the lights finally go out, no one will see our desperate faces.

Many Cubans suffer to some extent from “anthropological damage,” which theoreticians define as “damage to the human condition as such.”

Cuban authorities have extended exceptional tariff benefits, established to ease the shortage of basic necessities and the energy crisis…

My neighbor, a friend and a person I consider a good man, has landed a job at the Customs’ Office that many would envy.

Despair and sadness have taken hold of Cuba, as if beauty itself had emigrated, just like the uncontrollable exodus. (14 photos)

Life is measured in steps. I came to this conclusion while swatting insects and clutching my fan during a long blackout night

Michael Melaugh from England took our photo of the day: “Street Art in Havana” ([email protected]).