Dracula Latin Version premiered in Havana Film Festival

The Latin version of Drácula, (1931) by the American George Melford accompanied on the guitar by his compatriot Garry Lucas, was premiered in the Havana Film Festival last Friday. Read More

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Latin American movie at Sierra Maestra ‘s mountain range

The New Latin American International Movie Festival is sending its message at the remote areas of the Sierra Maestra’s mountain range Read More

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Fito Paez present during his film premiere at the Havana Film Festival

Fito Páez was in the rear row, Fernando Rubio and Gastón Pauls in the row in front of mine. The director, producer and the audience were listening to the singer reviving each sequence showed in the screen at La Rampa Cinema. Read More

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Rumba and Conga Charanguera in Bejucal, Havana

The 10th Workshop of the Rumba and the Conga Charanguera, Cubache 2009, will be held in this Havana town, with the presence of the important specialists and exponents of these genres. Read More

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Teresita Fernández, her art and love to children

Singer and songwriter Teresita Fernández, have been given the 2009 National Music Award, the highest recognition issued by the Ministry of Culture and the Cuban Music Institute. Read More

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“Lo que quiero es fiesta” with Orlando Valle (Maraca)

Another masterpiece by the Cuban flautist Orlando Valle (Maraca), who has put out a work including timba, charanga and a little bit of reggaeton and salsa, all brought together in a seamless way. Read More

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US Theatre and its bonds with Cuba

Cuban and US artists share the stage in Havana. “It’s very important to attend the world premiere of the play here and as part of the International Film Festival, since half of the artists and producers are from Havana."said Sage Lewis, a promoter of the project Por Amor (For Love). Read More

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Tina Modotti’s inner world

Shortly after inaugurating the International Festival of the New Latin American Cinema, which he founded 31 years ago, Alfredo Guevara went to the Cuba Pavilion. Read More

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“Obini Batá” a group of Cuban women playing drums

Obiní Batá is the only folkloric company on the island made up solely of women. They display their talent through singing, dancing, reciting and…what horror! Playing the hourglass-shaped batá drums! Read More

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Documentary on Fidel Castro's inner world released

Different personalities have just told their experiences when they met president Fidel Castro and could find his preferences about food, sports and cooking. Read More

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