Photos Of Cuba
Havana orphaned
One of the most extraordinary Cubans with whom I have shared the breath of time that reaches us while alive has died. Eusebio Leal was a brilliant intellectual, a gifted orator, an impeccable humanist, a stubborn lover…tireless; and, above all, a useful man. It’s hard to imagine that he had formally studied only up to …
Cubans bid farewell to Eusebio Leal Spengler, the saviour of Havana
The old town of Havana has sheltered many famous faces over its 500 years, Alexander von Humboldt and Ernest Hemingway among them, but few more loved than Eusebio Leal Spengler, who died on Friday. The city historian could be seen most days walking through the cobbled streets, past the fruit hawkers and musicians, passing under …
“In Cuba Your Mind Cannot Advance…
Nayare Menoyo (Baracoa, 1995) created “Leonardo Padura, A Squalid and Moving Story” as a graduation project from the University of Havana… The post “In Cuba Your Mind Cannot Advance… appeared first on Havana Times.
This City is BEAUTIFUL! – Havana Cuba Vlog Day 2
Welcome to Havana, Cuba! ?? Today we’re on a mission to explore Havana by foot and see what this city is all about. It’s a day full of classic cars, delicious foods and a lot of walking ✌️ Grow your YouTube channel for FREE! http://bit.ly/2rBRcq6 Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted …
An Oral History of the Bay Pigs: Historical Significance, Outcome Explained (2001)
Triay’s historical works primarily explore the Cuban exile experience. He especially makes use of personal testimonies from exiles and presents his works using a combination of traditional historical narrative and oral history. Said Triay, “I want to be one of my people who writes our history. After his second book, a Miami Herald article stated, …
Street Food in Cuba – Havana Street Food Compilation
Street Food in Cuba filmed in various parts of Havana. Most of the authentic local street foods can be found around Parque el Curita with and the nearby streets Galiano and Simon Bolivar. Street Food prices start at 5 Pesos (20 US Cents), a coffee will cost you 1 Peso (4 US Cents).