Mario and Víctor Varela are brothers and co-workers. For some years now, they have danced…
Category: Interviews
Interviews with Cuban culture icons
Johannes García, director of the Cuban Traditional Dances company (Compañía de Danzas Tradicionales JJ), will…
Cuban art instructor Yanila Rodríguez Gómez has had to face the pandemic alongside Venezuelans, which…
The feature film ‘Wasp Network’ by French director Olivier Assayas, has just been released this…
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The artist, recently honoured with the National Award for Visual Arts 2018, attempts to reveal…
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Carlos Acosta talked with Cuban media Juventud Rebelde about his new film Yuli being presented…
CONVERSATION WITH IVÁN GIROUD, PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA interviewed…
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by: Granma.cu ‘Of loves and hopes’ comes to the Cuban small screen this summer, with…
When the Kennedy Center Performing Arts of Washington D.C. opened its doors to the arts festival of Cuba on May 8, about 400 Cuban artists were in the US capital, including about 200 who live in Cuba. Of these, only three painters living on the island have the opportunity to exhibit at the prestigious cultural centre: Roberto Fabelo, Manuel Mendive and Roberto Diago. Diago spoke recently about the preparation for his show at the Kennedy Center from 9 to 20 May.
