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Buena Fe: Political Stance and Controversial Opinions

The Cuban band Buena Fe, and especially its director Israel Rojas, have conflicted with supporters and detractors on social media…

Bestia, by Chilean filmmaker Hugo Covarrubias, has been nominated for an Oscar in the best animated short film category.

The teachers leading this orchestra said: “we like working, it makes us happy. Here, we have a deep talent pool for a long time.”

He criticizes the 63 years of the Castro regime and denounces the situation that the Cuban people are experiencing. Subtitles in English

“Brindis” (Toast) is the third single off the new album by Nicaraguan singer-songwriter Ceshia Ubau, entitled “Luz.”

Mystery enshrouds Belkis Ayon Manso’s death (Havana, 1967-1999); the same mystery can be seen in her work, full of fascinating paradoxes…

We are motivated by being a space that generates this kind of initiatives that ultimately promote the graphics of young Cubans.

The song “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and Life) aspires to win a 2021 Latin Grammy or to even become the “Best song of the year”…

Cuban writer Jose Lezama Lima (1910-1976), is the protagonist of the new documentary Letters to Eloisa that premieres on PBS on October 15th.

“If there’s a unifying theme throughout her work, maybe it’s the sense of home, of refuge and remembrance.”