Havana at night: meeting a bohemian life
The very best of Havana is the fact that there is always a contradiction. Since it’s the capital, it’s the place where everything converges.
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Tag: La Habana
Ten Places to Have a Drink and Dance All Night in Havana
Tropicana is the most famous cabaret in Cuba and one of the best known in Latin America.
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The Latin American Cities Canadians Love The Most
Latin America is a destination increasingly known and visited by Canadians. For decades, the south was only related to beaches, the sun, leisure and rest in resorts or areas of strong tourist presence.
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Four Essential Places to Know the Afro-Cuban culture
Photo by Darío G. Sánchez for Cubadebate.cu.
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Ten Must-See Tourist Destinations in Cuba
Havana will celebrate its first 500 years of history in 2019.
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Cuba, seven jewels and five centuries of history
The old villa of San Cristobal of Havana, founded between 1515 and 1519, is nowadays one of the main touristic spots of Cuba.
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National Ballet: Cuba’s Universal Ambassador
Three of the company’s young talented dancers and one of the Cuban critics that have analyzed the mystery of its success, share their views on the strength and opportunities of this world-class artistic corps.
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Havana: A City of Dancing Streets
This was the first time for three North American groups: Company E, Bistoury INC and Peggy Choy. Undoubtedly, the scenario between Cuba and the United States since December 17th, 2014, has boosted the cultural bridge between both nations.
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The spirit of Terry Fox flies over Cuba
The 2015 edition in Cuba was an extraordinarily touching experience. Mothers with their little children, people on wheelchairs or using crutches made their best to reach the finish line.
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Havana Lit another Habano
The contest to get an ash-made cigar once again attracted guests and the media. Some 200 people, both Cuban and foreigners, tried to obtain the largest ash possible, during the so-called “perfect puff”.
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Havana World Music: A Blend of Races, Colors, Sounds
One of the most coveted performances during the Festival was Raul Paz’s.
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La Habana is Full of Smoke
As in its previous editions, the XVI edition of the festival proposed to its participants- who paid an enrolment quota higher than 1400 CUC(1 USD = 0,87 CUC)- a wide program that included a visits to tobacco crops in Pinar del Río, and tobacco fabrics in La Habana, a master class in the cigar twisting, the usual international contest Habanosommelier, and as a novelty, the first competition in obtaining the biggest piece of ash.
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