Havana, (AIN).- The energy and armonious communication achieved by the Puerto Rican musical band Calle 13 was captured in a documentary directed by Lester Sibila and Frank Fernández.

Recently premiered at the Multicine Infanta, Calle 13 in Havana reflects the enthusiasm and sincere relationship between the Puerto Rican artists and the general Cuban public.

The unforgettable concert in the José Martí Anti-imperialist Tribune, the warm encounter in the Casa de las Américas or their stay in Old Havana, music centers, the primary school Carlos Muñiz or the San Antonio de los Baños International Movie School, give faith of this.

This cultural event caused by René Pérez, Eduardo and Ileana Cabra and their accompanying musicians in the Cuban capital, was captured in this short movie made by a team of very young producers.

The spontaneity of artists and public, the many ways to communicate they managed to establish and the testimony of personalities such as Juan Formell and other credited Cuban creators show the event that caused the visit this famous musical band made to Cuba.

Without greater argument complications, aiming just to capture the reality of a moment that was unique, Lester and Frank successfully ended this documentary, which fulfills its testimonial value.