The Echo of a Broken Voice
As I grew, I explored sounds and subgenres. Rock became a refuge. Each riff, each lyric, was shaping me, teaching me to feel differently.
Read MoreAs I grew, I explored sounds and subgenres. Rock became a refuge. Each riff, each lyric, was shaping me, teaching me to feel differently.
Read MoreNo doubt the planet is heating up. Look at Ukraine, Iran, Russia, Syria, Israel, Gaza, Venezuela… and there is also a lot of heat in Havana.
Read MoreThe first time I heard the word “autism” was about 30 years ago, and I formed a rather different idea of what it was.
Read MoreI have a friend who’s a member of the Jehovah’s Witness congregation, although he follows their discipline more than he attends their services.
Read MoreIn Cuba, getting dressed is not just a daily act: it is a mirror of identity and, at the same time, of crisis.
Read MoreDoctors no longer know what to do. Many have left the profession—the one that cost them so many hours of study and sacrifice…
Read MoreA woman, who later became my friend, recently informed me of her intention to sell me the medical books she has at home.
Read MoreIn its early days, Miramar was nothing more than a wooded and swampy area on the other side of the Almendares River, with a few haciendas…
Read MoreMy integration as a butcher at Festval, one of the most prestigious supermarket chains in Curitiba, Brazil, was confusing.
Read MoreAlcides, 68, drags his jolongo (cloth sack) through the streets where garbage piles remain for weeks without being collected.
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