Culture

While you are in Havana, the Christ of the City awaits you. Leaning out of the Havana bay with the perennial blessing sign is Havana´s Christ, another of the symbols of the city. When you...

The Cuban Revolution Photography and its history The history of photography in the Cuban Revolution period should be studied starting in its major artists, who focused their creative power on offering to the viewer a...

General Information about the San Lazaro Devotion in Cuba The devotion to San Lazaro in Cuba is second in importance in the Cuban religious context; only surpassed by the Virgen de la Caridad Virgin of...

Religion in Cuba, diversity of beliefs. One of the wonderful treasures of Cuba is its religion. On the island there is a diversity of beliefs, all mixed, all separately, all influenced. Each one expresses its...

General Information about the El Cubano Natural Park Oriented to north-south with an area of 2 km in length, El Cubano Natural Park is located on the banks of Guaurabo River. To the possibility of knowing...

The Spanish Ballet of Cuba and its history Led by Cuban Prime dancer and choreographer Eduardo Veitia, the Spanish Ballet of Cuba was born in April 1987. At first, the creational group was named "Spanish Ballet...

Origins of the Cuban Contemporary Ceramics The emergence of the Cuban contemporary ceramics can be established in the decade of the 40s of the twentieth century, when two doctors called Ramirez Corria and Rodriguez de...

Contemporary Dance of Cuba and its History Contemporary Dance of Cuba is a Cuban contemporary dance company founded on September 25th, 1959 that works at the National Theater of Cuba. Throughout its five decades of existence,...

The Tinajon and its History Once it was definitively established, on January 6th of 1528, the Villa de Santa Maria del Puerto del Principe (Vila of Saint Mary of the Prince's Port), the...

General Information about the Saint Lazarus Sanctuary The Saint Lazarus Sanctuary in the Havana town of Rincon means the same for the Capital people as El Cobre to the Santiago inhabitants. Obviously we are in...