“Rumba on the Prado” is a community dance fiesta organized by the Centro de la Danza, located in at 111 Prado Avenue (between Refugio and Genio Streets).
These popular performances are planned for the last Friday of every month. (27 photos)
Ariel Borrero hit a two-out, two-run single to break open a 3-3 tie in the top of the ninth to put Villa Clara in the drivers seat with a three game to two lead over Industriales as the teams head to Santa Clara for game six of the Cuban Baseball League championship series on Tuesday. (28 photos)
Read MoreThe Terry Fox Marathon of Hope in the fight against cancer takes place each year throughout Cuba and the Havana event is big time. From the enthusiasm you’d think you were in Canada, Terry’s home country. (24 photos)
Read MoreThe talk of Havana this week has been the Calle 13 hip hop concert that brought out a reported over 200,000 people to the Anti-Imperialist Plaza on Tuesday afternoon. Here HT presents more photos from the concert, these from photographer Elio Delgado. (16 photos)
Read MoreAn about 60-year-old man, seated on a curb resting from the wait under the sun, said: “I like this group because they don’t bite their tongues; they say what they think and that’s it. They don’t get into politicking; they’re sincere musicians. And that’s worth a lot.” (35 photos)
Read MoreUnited by jogging or walking, they all turn out here for one reason: to honor the young man who —when finding out he was ill— decided to embark on a long journey through the streets (even after he lost a leg) to help raise funds for cancer research. (39 photos)
Read MoreRed lights, bodies moving slowly, almost crawling, they mix with each other, gradually leaving their scanty clothes to one side until they are nude. In getting to this point, the dancers have exhibited their panic, their loneliness, their anguish. Likewise, sexual frustration and natural eroticism have been exposed without reserve. (54 photos)
Read MoreAntonio Peruch, a classical Italian accordionist who resides in Canada, had dreamed for ages of playing in concert with this group founded 16 years ago and directed by Zenaida Romeu. (19 photos)
Read MoreDressed in black with chains hanging from their waists and necks, ready to writhe from side to side, the young lovers of the hardest strain of rock enjoyed their first Havana festival: Black Metal 6.6.6 FEST. (10 photos)
Read MoreSpanish folk songs, especially those created in Granada Spain, paid us a visit this past weekend at the Mella Theater in Havana. This genre —with numerous followers in our country— had its origins in the 1930s when Andalusian performances added to their traditional flamenco songs ones that shared the story line of the cuplé, with its stories of revenge, indifference and passion.
(26 photos)