The circus act “Fuerza capilar”(Capillary Force) will be presented by two Cubans during the official competition at the 37th edition of the International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo, to be held from January 17 to 27, 2013 in the principality of Monaco.
Read MoreTelmary is a Cuban rapper who has transcended that genre’s mold to become a genuine phenomenon of “Cubania” and musicality. Previously linked to the groups Free Hole Negro and Interactivo, Telmary has also maintained a solo career whose main fruit has been the album A Diario (2006).
Read MoreThe singer-songwriter Carlos Varela will pay tribute to Ecuadoran painter Oswaldo Guayasamin later this month in Quito and will then travel to New York to perform two concerts at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Read MoreIn its 34th edition, the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, will be dedicated to youth and will also honor the centenary of cinema in Puerto Rico.
Read MoreAs someone who was who was born and raised in the countryside, I knew of instances in which teens and young people with vocations for music but were never able to hold an instrument in their hands or pay a teacher to teach them, not even the basics of this field.
Read MoreThis dairy entry is, of course, just a portion of what occurred on November 2, 2012 (and which will be there until November 20) in Old Havana at one of the art galleries at the corner of Luz and Oficio streets in what’s known as the Provincial Center for Art and Design.
Read MoreThe photo exposition “Mujeres” (Women) opens at the ALBA Cultural Center in Havana on November 16 and will run through December 3. The guest artist is Ela Rabasco Redondo of Madrid, Spain.
Read MoreThe popular Cuban singer and member of the “Buena Vista Social Club,” Eliades Ochoa, said on Wednesday at a news conference that his upcoming European tour will include Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Read MoreThe designers of the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana were presented with the 2012 Vittorio de Sicca Award for Architecturee in Rome by Italian President Giorgio Napolitano.
Read MoreWhat would you do if you received a letter that someone wrote to you five years earlier? And what if later they told you that it had been tucked away in the back of a painting? Well, don’t be surprised if something like that happens. It would be fruit of the overflowing imagination of an artist: Leafar Delgado. (16 photos)
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