Renowned Cuban jazz composer and pianist Chucho Valdes will perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City on January 21 to kick off his latest US tour. Throughout January and February, Chucho will perform on more than 20 stages in New Jersey, Virginia, Connecticut, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania and California.
Read More“Aceituna sin Hueso is a band of experimental ethnic music, as it’s usually defined,” said lead singer Miriela Moreno in an interview with HT. ” “My home province of Villa Clara embraces me and is an inspiration, a lantern and a place that gives me a sense of permanency.”
Read MoreAmaury Perez is an emblematic figure of Cuban song. A composer par excellence, as he himself said several years ago, “I don’t consider myself a singer, I just sing the songs I write because I need to.”
Read MoreThe symphony “Muerte y Renacimiento” (Death and Rebirth) will premiere on April 19 in Amiens, France, in homage to the Argentine-Cuban guerrilla Ernesto Che Guevara. The concert is taking place under the auspices of “Cuba Si” (France).
Read MoreImna Arroyo, a professor with Eastern Connecticut State University, will be conducting classes in print making at the “Experimental Graphics Workshop” (Spanish: Taller Experimental de la Grafica) of Havana.
Read MoreThe outstanding Cuban dancer, singer and percussionist Gregorio “El Goyo” Hernandez, one of the most popular rumberos (rumba performers) on the island, died here on Sunday at the age of 75 as a result of heart disease.
Read MoreCuban singer-songwriter Pedro Luis Ferrer will offer a single concert at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium on March 31 as a part of a tour of the United States promoted by Somos Entertainment.
Read MoreIvet Letus Luisa graduated from the Amadeo Roldan Conservatory. She is currently cutting her first record “produced by Emilio Vega, and where I had an opportunity to work with excellent musicians like Jorge Reyes, Alfred Thomson and Rolando Luna.”
Read MoreThe Tenth International Biennial of Mural Painting (“InterNos”) began yesterday as seven new murals added to the visual quality of the city of Santiago de Cuba.
Read MoreThere are two ways to read this interview with Cuban artist Yoanny Aldaya. The first: read the interview and then look at the photo gallery. The second: look at the photo gallery and then read the interview. We recommend the latter. (16 photos)
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