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All members of the Royal Ballet of London are looking forward to dancing for the Cuban people again

Colombian singer Juanes, winner of several Latin Grammies and Grammy awards, returned to his country on Thursday after a less than 24-hour visit to the Cuban capital

Cuba's greatest jazz legend and one of the world's best piano players hits the stage on Saturday, July 4.

Cuban National Ballet dancers Anette Delgado and Yoel Carreno earned praise for the staging of Munecos

Santiago de Cuba will host the 29th edition of the event.     
Festival del Caribe, Santiago de Cuba.

Renowned Colombian poet JMario Arbelaez donated 10, 000 Euros to help assist the victims of hurricanes that hit eastern Cuba in 2008. The poet is taking part at the 14th International Poetry Festival, underway in Havana.

Cuban culture minister, Abel Prieto, praised the efforts of the government of President Hugo Chavez to raise the cultural level of the Venezuelan people.

The personality and work of American writer Ernest Hemingway will attract scholars to the 12th International Symposium in Havana June 18-21.

Havana city historian Eusebio Leal will inaugurate the 5th Ibero-American Meeting of Museums and Historic Centers here, with the attendance of experts from Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and Cuba.

Cuba 's Deputy Culture Minister Abel Acosta praised the Puerto Rican artists who were decorated in Cuba with National Culture Distinction during Cubadisco Music Fair to be closed on Sunday in Havana.

The inaugural gala of the event is slated for today at the Amadeo Roldan Theater,
including a special performance by the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by
Maestro Guido Lopez-Gavilan.

The album "Esta es mi mecanica," by famous Cuban trumpet player Jose Miguel Crego, known as "El Greco," is nominated in the Instrumental Music category to the Cubadisco 2009 music fair, May 16-24 in this capital.

The visa application of Silvio Rodriguez in order to assist to the 90th Anniversary of Pete Seeger was permanently in process at the United States Embassy site.

Ten cockroaches with human faces are escalating through the outer wall of the National Fine Arts Museum, vindicated in an installation of the Cuban painter Roberto Fabelo that makes people recall the morning when Gregoio Samsa awaked as a grotesque bug.

From his second-story studio, Cuban artist Jose Fuster looks out over what he has wrought in the seaside village of Jaimanitas and, with a big smile, says, "I am completely crazy."