Manuel López Oliva
Plastic artist, art critic and essayist
Manuel Sanguily Garitte
He was an independence patriot, heroic combatant, brilliant orator, politician, parliamentarian, journalist, essayist, historian and teacher
Manuel Despaigne Rivery
He was educated in France
Manuel Mauri Esteve
Distinguished Cuban composer born in Spain
Manuel Ángel de la Rosa Hernández
Outstanding actor, narrator, radio announcer and presenter of Cuban radio and television, member of the Union of Journalists of Cuba and of the National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba
Manuel Antonio Amador García
Manolito Amador
A man of vast culture and extraordinary human sensitivity, with recognized national and international prestige in the field of Pediatrics and human nutrition and food science, who devoted all his efforts ...
Manuel Antonio Modesto Leal Catalá
A prominent public figure from Cienfuegos who, through his work as a clinical physician, earned the respect and esteem of all segments of Cienfuegian society of those years, without distinction of class.
He ...
Manuel de Jesús del Rojo de la Concepción
Rojo
Exceptional pediatrician, professor and researcher, mentor of a host of great health professionals
Manuel de Jesús García García
Manolo, Decano de la prensa en Matanzas
Manolo, National Prize for Journalism José Martí, passed away at the age of 91
Manuel de Jesús Valdés Urra
Chicho Valdés Urra
A man of culture and popular figure of the Mambí Army
Manuel Del Socorro Rodríguez De La Victoria
"Father of Colombian Journalism"
Manuel Dionisio Díaz Delgado
Cuban Olympic Champion in Saber at the III Olympiad of Saint Louis 1904
He was the second Cuban to proclaim himself Olympic Champion, forming part of that legendary fencing team captained by Ramón Fonst ...
Manuel Francisco Rosalía de Jesús Argilagos Ginferrer
Cuban ophthalmologist who in 1861 proposed adding a light green uranium oxide lens to the ophthalmoscope to reduce discomfort and damage from white or yellow light on the retina, and to better examine ...
Manuel Hilario Galbán Torralba
Galbán
Cuban musician known as the guitarist and musical director of the renowned vocal group Los Zafiros, also as director of the group Batey, member of the Vieja Trova Santiaguera, and finally, guitarist of ...
Manuel Isidro Méndez Rodríguez
Historian
Manuel Jacinto Presas Morales
Galeno who dedicated all his work and research efforts to the natural sciences, standing out in this field
Manuel María Mustelier
He published his first poems in El Triunfo
Manuel Pablo Ascunce Domenech
He was born in Sagua la Grande, province of Villa Clara, a young Cuban who was murdered while teaching literacy at the hands of counter-revolutionary bands
Manuel Perfecto Simonet Pérez
Manolito
Composer, arranger, and virtuoso pianist who became a professional musician at the age of 15 in a country as musical as Cuba
Manuel Ramón Moreno Fraginals
Historian, economist, professor and publicist
Manuel Serafín Pichardo Peralta
Illustrious Cuban poet and journalist
Manuela Cal Fariñas
Mimi Cal, Nananina
The actress MIMÍ CAL was born in the Jesús María neighborhood of Old Havana
Mara Roque González
Mara
Mara is a pioneer of scientific and environmental journalism in Cuba — she is a biochemist by profession and not a journalist, this work comes naturally to her as a talent
Marbelys Zamora
This Cuban woman is a professional ballet dancer and dance instructor
Marcel Beltrán
Marcel Beltrán is a Cuban filmmaker who currently lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil
Marcel Hernández Campanioni
Marcel is a Cuban international footballer
Marcelino Arozarena Ramos
Juan de la Nuve
Teacher, poet and writer who was part of the editorial board of La Gaceta de Cuba
Marcelino Ríos Torres
The distinguished Dr
Marcelo Pogolotti George
Important painter, draftsman and polymath
Marcia Alejandra Garbey Montell
Athlete specialist in sprint racing and long jump
Marco Antonio Rubio García
Marco Antonio Rubio was born in Miami and is a descendant of Cubans
Marcos Madrigal Soto
Distinguished Cuban musician with broad recognition in Cuba and abroad
Marcos Evangelista Maceo
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As stated in baptismal record 68 of the Book of Pardos 8 (1804-1820) of the parish of Santo Tomás Apóstol, Marcos Maceo was born in Santiago de Cuba, on April 25, 1808
Marcos Isaac Behemara
Laura
Playwright, writer, and Cuban screenwriter for humorous radio and television programs
Margarita Pedroso
A young lady of Cuban aristocracy—daughter of the Marquises of San Carlos de Pedroso—had trained her voice in Italy with the famous baritone Cesare Badiali
Margarita Horruitiner López
Born in Santiago de Cuba, the soprano and pedagogue
Margarita Núñez Núñez
The Cuban Florence Nightingale began studying nursing at the first School of Nurses founded in the country under the First American Intervention and occupation, and graduated from the School of Nurses ...
Margot Rojas Mendoza
Pianist and pedagogue
María Álvarez Ríos
María Alvarez Ríos began composing when she was five years old
María Villar Buceta
Born in Pedro Betancourt, Matanzas, María Villar Buceta managed at age 16 to astonish critics when, from her native corner, formerly called Corral Falso, she published her first poems and journalistic ...
María Remolá
El Ruiseñor Cubano, El Ruiseñor
Maria Remolá was called "The Cuban Nightingale" because her voice was beautiful, very well-timbered, capable of reaching the highest notes on the scale
María Aleida Rodríguez Pérez
María Aleida Rodríguez began her musical studies at the Conservatorio Vicente Emilio Sojo in Venezuela in 1999
María Amparo Pascual López
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Cuban biostatistician and physician, recognized primarily for having founded the National Coordinating Center for Clinical Trials in Cuba (CENCEC) in 1991
