In the context of the International Museum Day, the network of these artistic institutions will be constituted today in Cuba, which will allow to gather around 25 of them in events such as plastic arts and music.
In the context of the International Museum Day, the network of these artistic institutions will be constituted today in Cuba, which will allow to gather around 25 of them in events such as plastic arts and music.
The Cuban Arts Festival that takes place today in the United States is a reciprocal gain for the two countries, said the dancer and choreographer of the island, Irene Rodriguez.
The works of creators of the plastic arts came to life outside the canvas in the form of costumes made by five Cuban designers, exhibited during a great festival that continues today in the US capital.
Cuba stands out today at the Buenos Aires Book Fair with a stand attended by dozens of Argentine readers in search of the island”s literature and especially the texts of Fidel Castro and Ernesto Che Guevara.
El manisero, one of the most famous Cuban salsa songs, moved hundreds that packed the Eisenhower Theater of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington to stand up and dance during the opening of the festival which celebrates the island”s culture in the United States.
Culture has been a bridge of commitment between Cuba and the United States, Cuban ambassador Jose Ramon Cabañas said during the opening ceremony on Tuesday night of a festival that is being held an important U.S. institution in Washington.
The festival ”Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World”, which gathers about 400 artists from that nation, opens its doors today in the United States with a show featuring music figures.
Some 400 Cuban artists will perform a great festival in one of the most active cultural institutions of the United States, the John F. Kennedy Center for Stage Arts.
With the participation of Juan Carlos Camaño, president of the Latin American Federation of Jornalists (FELAP), Cuba celebrated today the World Press Freedom Day.
Havana’s city historian Eusebio Leal arrived in San Jose today invited by the Presidency, which will award him the National Order Juan Mora Fernandez in the Rank of the Grand Cross, Silver Plate.
The Cultural and Friendship Association PHILCUBA sponsored the launch of the book ”Fidel Castro y la Revolución Cubana” (Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution) in this capital.
The American John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts considers a pleasure to open its doors to those who want to celebrate Cuban culture during a great festival whose preparations march perfectly today, according to organizers.
The Mexican Independent Company ”Conjuro Teatro” will premiere at the City Theater ”Yo soy el rey del mambo,” by Cuban playwright Ulises Rodriguez, the House of Scenic Memory (CME) confirmed here today.
The documentary Olé, Olé, Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America” and a photographic exhibition about the tour of the legendary British band The Rolling Stones will be premiered today in this capital.
Students and ballet teachers from several countries will pay a tribute today, at Teatro Nacional de Cuba, to the outstanding U.S. dancer and choreographer Lorna Burdsall (1928-2010).
The Havana World Music Festival prepares its fifth edition and announces a program with world-class artists, its organizers confirmed this Monday.
Many hotel and tour operators from Cuba are exhibiting their latest options at the World Tourism Fair in Paris, which is taking place at the Exhibition Park in this capital.
En los días capitalinos de la XXVII Feria Internacional del Libro tuvo su primera presentación; pero la efectuada en el Centro Cultural Submarino Amarillo, del Vedado, en La Habana, podría catalogarse de especial.
Starting today, Cuba’s main theaters will exhibit the drama ”¿Por Qué Lloran Mis Amigas? (Why Do My Friends Cry?), a feature-length film made by Cuban moviemaker Magda Gonzalez.
The presentation of the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba at Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) will be a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the culture of the island, considered today an authority of that North American institution.