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Nicaraguan Filmmaker’s Relationship with the Sandinistas

Gloria Carrion narrates in her upcoming film “Pantasma” how she was forced to leave the country, despite her parents being revolutionaries.

This former psychology student found her path in the art of writing songs that heal and empower the soul.

On March 10, in Havana, the 21st edition of the Drum Festival concluded, an annual international event with a competitive character. (21 photos)

I met this self-taught artist who lives in the municipality of Guanabacoa in Havana, Cuba. Her artistic name is Mimi Charlotte. (21 photos)

They are striving to carve out a space in the complex landscape of Cuban rock, with their versatility, stage presence, and their passion…

Havana Times has held 12 editions full of creativity and captivating visual stories that have left a lasting impression on our readers & team

We spotlight two young members of the Bronte Quartet, an ensemble that plays symphonies from anime, movies, and video games.

A musical brings to the stage the story of those retired musicians who had a long career in Cuba but were mostly unknown outside the island.

Doble A is open Thursday to Sunday from 9:00 PM to 2:30 AM. The cover is 150 Cuban pesos, quite reasonable for these times. (23 Photos)

With the awards ceremony on Friday evening the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema concludes in Havana.