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In my hands I’m holding Patricio Amaro's new disk, the boy who sung "love I never forget you, / I never forget you, my love".

The 11th edition of the Santiago Alvarez in memoriam International Documentary Festival was inaugurated in this city, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Cuba’s Film Library and of the Latin American Newsreel of the Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC), declared as Memory of the World by UNESCO.

The party of the Cuban percussion is right around the corner with the 9th Festival of the Drum Guillermo Barreto in Memoriam with venue in Havana and that includes concerts, competition, and theoretical events.   

If you venture into Old Havana, you can't miss the many art galleries among the elegant arches and columns of the restored colonial streets. And, if you're lucky, you may just come upon some of Cuba's top artists at work there, or at least minding the shop.

One of the greatest awards in the world of music, inside the Ibero-American environment, the 10th Awards SGAE Tomas Luis de Victoria, has been granted to the Cuban composer and interpreter Leo Brouwer.

Different women generations are celebrating on Monday the International Women's Day with a pride of living in a society that has demanded their rights and have them as real protagonists for 50 years.

Since early February the temporary hall of the Universal Art Building of the National Museum of Fine Arts (MNBA) opened its curtains for the exhibition “El Pop Art en la Colección del IVAM”

The Cuban Federation of Women (FMC) along with the Cuban National Ballet (BNC) are holding a special gala to celebrate International Women’s Day, March 8, at the Gran Teatro in Havana.

Flowers from around the world will be on display in Philadelphia, orchids in the Bronx will help conjure up Cuba, and the streetscapes of Paris have been reimagined at a garden in St. Louis.

This book on Cuba has fun sections on the country's music (rumba to mambo, rap to reggaeton), food and drink.

In a tale akin to Romeo and Juliet, the friendship between two children is threatened by their parents’ differences.

San Salvador de Bayamo was the second town founded by Diego Velazquez in 1513, amid the fertile valley of Cauto River, very close to Sierra Maestra legendary mountains.

For the first time in the history of its horticulture, Cuba obtained cabbage seed of a new strain that increases yields.

Cuban productions are on display in Panama's 28th EXPOCOMER International Trade Fair with 32 companies interested in showing its exportables.

The documentary “Ave Maria” and the feature film “Lisanka” are the Cuban films in competition at the XXV Guadalajara International Film Festival, to be held from March 12th through the 19th in Mexico.