I got to know Wollette Tsehay Gabriel Tafari (Marbys Guzmán Palomo) in 2010. We were both trying to sign up on a diploma course on Humanism and Society being given at the San Juan de Letrand Convent in Havana.
Read MoreAs Cuba attempts to diversify its trade partners Brazil is playing an increasing role. The South American country is leading the largest engineering project in Cuba, the construction of the Port of Mariel. We spoke with Brazilian ambassador Jose Felicio.
Read MoreAs I haven’t experienced the horrors of war, I can say that my worst impressions have been seeing animals abused and the absurd impunity for the abusers, against whom there are no laws here requiring punishment. We interview veterinarian Fernando Gispert, (18 photos)
Read More“The economic situation hurts, because artists are limited by the lack of materials and peace of mind. Despite this though, Cuban artists give their best,” said Dayron Enrique Gallardo in an interview with HT.
Read More“I was the first scholarship student at the then newly created Alicia Alonso Dance School,” Menia Martinez, a historic figure in the world of Cuban ballet, tells us. I began by doing Spanish dance, which didn’t satisfy me because I couldn’t see any future there.
Read MoreCuba became part of my artwork when I begin to conceptualize the current series entitled “Fear of Nostalgia.” I gave it that title based on there being a very complicated process of learning from our past adventures. We refuse to admit many of the mistakes we make that allow us to grow, prosper and progress.
Read MoreHAVANA TIMES – “Doing theater these days, and in this world, might seem utopian,” said Leobaldo, of the group Teatro Viajero (Traveling Theater). “Teatro Viajero is based on one essential perspective: approaching theater as a journey,” notes Carmela in an interview with HT.
Read MoreFor us it’s primarily an art to be enjoyed by looking at it. It doesn’t try to make you think or reflect; it’s merely to be observed. It’s for the public to enjoy and be remembered later as something nice or interesting, nothing more. That’s why I gave it that name, “Ojos” (Eyes).
Read MoreWork with human bodies as expressive materials is usually realized through actions or performances, with “living statues” being one of the most common approaches to this art form. We interview Alexander Legro Castillo, director of the group Allegro Teatro.
Read MoreAs Tesis de Menta launches its fourth album, Luz, the group’s leader Roberto Perdomo allows us a closer look at this rock band. As he said, “Pablo Milanés is to me one of the best singers in the world and to share our music with him was great.”
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