Farah María en el Recuerdo de Aquel Largo Viaje
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Farah Maria in the Memory of That Long Journey

Documentary By: Gonzalo Gonzalez
The people of Cuba bid farewell to Farah Maria, the Cuban Gazelle, on December 30th, 2020, at the age of 76. She was one of the singers who interpreted the most works of the composer and Commander of the Revolution Juan Almeida.

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Brigada de Instructores de Arte José Martí
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Art Instructors Brigade, a Young Army in Santiago de Cuba

Art Instructors Brigade, a Young Army in Santiago de Cuba. Inspired by the thought of Jose Marti, the art instructor brigade responds to the call of the new times as collaborators

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La caravana es el símbolo de la conquista de la plena libertad de Cuba
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As in 1959, Fidel enters Havana today in a caravan of young Cubans who revere the history of our victory

As in 1959, Fidel enters Havana today in a caravan of young Cubans who revere the history of our victory

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Homenaje a Fidel en el aniversario 65 de la Revolución Cubana
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Heroic people’s strength for a new anniversary

Heroic people’s.- More than 400 works of socioeconomic interest will be delivered to the infrastructure of the province of Santiago de Cuba, in salute to the 65th anniversary of the triumph of the Revolution

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Federico García Lorca_ Iré a Santiago
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I Will Go to Santiago

By: Santiago Romero. 65th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution. Oh, pal! I imagine that the farewell of the poet from Granada was hard, back in the thirties of the past 20th century. Then, Santiago de Cuba was struck by a terrible earthquake and the city changed a lot.

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Fidel, Los sueños de Alejandro, por Nelson Domínguez, pintor
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The Final Battle of Santiago de Cuba 65 Years Ago

65th Anniversary of the Cuban revolution. By: Santiago Romero. Santiago de Cuba.- The last events put Santiago de Cuba in the news of the time: the uprising of November 30 when the city was dressed -for the first time- in olive green in support of the landing of the eighty-two men of the Granma yacht. Then, it was the turn of the underground resistance in the city to deny that Fidel had died.

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