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Cuban ‘Campismo Popular', a recreation project created in 1981 after the suggestion of Revolution leader Fidel Castro, has expanded offers this year in the country’s central province of Sancti Spiritus.

A half dozen countries will take part from next February 15 in the International Underwater Photography Festival Fotosub Colony 2010 in Cuba, informed Wednesday the newspaper Juventud Rebelde.

Once upon a time a teacher who bet on singing and succeeded. In synthesis this is the real story of Ivette Cepeda, a kind of iconic image, which tours different night centers of the capital almost all nights and her fans do not let her go before cheering her name in the purest football style.

The XI Loisiroscope International Exhibition and III Salon Seniors, were inaugurated on Friday in Dijon, France, with the assistance of many personalities and Cuba as a guest of honor.

The Central American and Caribbean Games, Mayagüez 2010, will include the talent of Olga Tañón within the great opening ceremony which will take place on Saturday, July 17 from the new Athletics Central American Stadium and which will be broadcasted to more than 32 countries through WIPR Television.

The Cuban orchestra has been in the people’s preference for 15 years. “Charanga Habanera emerged in 1988, when young, talented Cuban musicians graduated from Cuban school arts got together to develop a popular music project dating back to the 1940s and 50s, to fulfil a commitment at the Montecarlo Sporting Club.”

For the second year in a row, Cuba’s Varadero seaside resort, located around 130 kilometres from  Havana, received one million tourists before the end of the year. 

Havana's famed Tropicana nightclub turns 70 this week, its glamour days as an international celebrity still attracts tourists worldwide.

The name Dúo Marfil (Ivory Duo) is probably unfamiliar to many of Camagüey inhabitants though it is getting increasingly popular in nightclubs as well as radio and TV stations in Havana City.

Several were the prices achieved by cooks from Camagüey province in the recent regional contest organized by tourist group Palmares at Cienfuegos province.

The Kung Fu, a martial art of Chinese origin, escaped from the secret walls of the Shaolin temple to expand all across the world in many styles and different schools.

A photographic exhibition of the young Avilanian artist Humberto del Río, was opened in the art gallery of the provincial centre, “Raúl Martínez” at Ciego de Ávila.

Cuban female triple jump athlete Yargelis Savigne went to the threshold of victory at the sports poll conducted by Cuban news Agency Prensa Latina to select the best athletes of 2009 in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Only moved by a profound feeling of love could Rogelio Martínez Furé has conceived a work as great as the two volumes of  Poesía anónima africana (Anonymous African Poetry), which has just been presented in a fourth edition.

As someone who has reviewed his share of Cuban music, I have to confess that I jumped to a premature conclusion when I received my review copy of the latest album from Pablo (Paul) Menéndez.