Photo Feature Archives - Page 126 of 155

Santiago de Cuba Bay’s ‘El Cayo’

Almost in the center of Santiago de Cuba’s craggy bay, and very close to the so-called “Boca del Morro (the mouth), one can find an islet that was first populated back in the nineteenth century. (27 photos)

Cuba Children’s Theater Co. Toured USA

The Cuban children’s theater troupe La Colmenita has just concluded a tour in the USA. The success of the performances and the connections with their audiences demonstrated that when it comes to cultural exchanges, the distance that divides the US and Cuba is quickly eliminated. (20 photos)

Remnants of Cuba’s Sugar Industry

Currently sugar as a commodity is more stable on the world market and its prices have reached as much as $500 a ton. Despite this, as a cruel paradox of fate we no longer have sugar to export. (17 photos)

Cuba Theater Festival in Full Swing

“In Havana an urgent call has been sounded for theater in the sense of dialogue and reflection on the major challenges facing humanity today, such as violence, hunger, unemployment, ecological disasters and the need for peace,” said the festival’s artistic director, Barbara Rivero. (17 photos)

Flowers for Camilo Cienfuegos

Each year on October 28th Cuban grade schoolers toss flowers into the sea to remember revolutionary hero Camilo Cienfuegos, who died in a plane crash on that day in 1959. Camilo was flying in a Cessna aircraft that was never found. (26 photos)

Historic Estate in the Heart of Havana

La Quinta de los Molinos is an estate located in the heart of Havana. During the colonial era it was a country house where military officers could rest and relax. The accompanying pictures include some of the buildings, as well as some of the most important activities on the estate, especially the aquarium. (28 photos)

Cuban Reggae & Jamaica to Toronto

At five o’clock in the afternoon, people had already formed a line. The smell cigarette smoke and alcohol flooded the entrance of the Theater of Fine Arts. The public waited anxiously for the tickets to start being sold. Once everyone was seated, what broke the ice was a shout that rung out from the audience: “Viva Bob Marley, damn it,” and then the organizers began projecting images of the legendary singer on the screen. (11 photos)

Santiago de Cuba’s Prehistoric Valley

Families, groups of friends or couples choose this site as an attractive day-trip destination. Without meaning to engage in marketing with this photo report, I encourage those who visit Cuba not miss a chance to reconnect with this primitive age. (39 photos)

A Stroll in Havana’s Metropolitan Park

On a lazy Sunday afternoon stroll I sIuddenly I found myself in the Parque Metropolitano. It had been a long time since I enjoyed the sensation of being along a river landscape. I want to share these images as an invitation to rediscover this peaceful spot of the capital city. (21 photos)

A Day of Celebrating Cuba Culture

On October 20 here on the island, we celebrated “National Culture Day.” In Havana there were concerts and theatrical performances, seminars and activities for children and adults, not to mention presentations of magazines, movies and CDs. (23 photos)