Miriam Bayard
Miriam Bayard is a talented and original Cuban singer, professional musician, educator, theater and television actress born in Havana on December 7, 1944 and a resident of the Mexican Republic since 1991, ...
Lázaro Reynaldo Rodríguez
Cuban painter based in Mexico since 1991, the year he arrived in this country invited to hold a three-person exhibition at a gallery called Qualy
Juan Antonio Molina Cuesta
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Bachelor's degree in Art History from the Universidad de La Habana
Ernesto López Sao
Studies Completed
1994-1997: Instituto Superior de Diseño Industrial (ISDI), La Habana, Cuba
Gabriel Hernández Cadenas
He began his studies at age 7 at the "Luis Casas Romero" conservatory in Camagüey, Cuba
Germán Lázaro Rodríguez López
Director of the Nueva Sonora Matancera de Colombia made up of Cuban and Colombian musicians with recognized careers
Adolfo P. Utrera
He was the eldest of ten siblings and very soon had to face life since his father died in 1922
Rubén Darío Salazar Taquechel
Founder and general director of Teatro de las Estaciones, a puppet theater group from Matanzas with an intense creative trajectory
Charles Abreu
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Pianist, composer, singer, teacher, arranger, concert performer
Ernesto Fundora Hernández
He studied guitar as a child, then completed his degree in film, radio and TV direction at the Instituto Superior de Arte of Ciudad de La Habana and subsequently graduated from the Escuela Internacional ...
Ivette Cepeda
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A teacher by profession, Ivette Cepeda was drawn to singing from a young age, but starting in the 1990s she began her career as a soloist in tourist centers in the Cuban capital
Liuba María Hevia
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Guitarist, composer, and performer
Eduardo Saborit Pérez
Distinguished Cuban musician and composer
Jamila Castillo Carballea
Jamila Purofilin
She is from Havana; born in the La Víbora neighborhood, on Carmen Street near Juan Delgado Park
Abelardo José Estorino López
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Abelardo José Estorino López (1925)
Anibal Samón Domínguez
Anibal de Mar, Filomeno, El Tremendo Juez
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Aníbal de Mar, 1908-1980)
Ignacio Berroa
Percussionist
Telmary Díaz Fernández
Rapera cubana
Telmary became known as a member of the rap group Free Hole Negro, and later for her work alongside singer-songwriter William Vivanco, eventually becoming one of the central figures of the Interactivo ...
Gerardo Mosquera
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Resides in Havana
Armando Morales Riverón
Puppet actor, designer, and artistic director of Cuban puppet theater
Augusto Blanca Gil
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Composer and singer, founder of the Cuban Nueva Trova
Bartolomé Crespo Borbón
El Anfibio, El Lindoro, La Sirena Cubana, La Cotorra-gente, Creto Gangá
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Costumbrista writer and playwright
Erdwin Juventino Fernández Sánchez
Erdwin Fernández, Trompoloco, Simplicio
Cuban actor in radio, television, film, and circus
Federico Villoch Vázquez
El Lope de Vega criollo, Cascabel
Journalist, playwright, Cuban theatrical entrepreneur
Ignacio Juan Claro Sarachaga Molina
Playwright and journalist
Leopoldo Eugenio Hernández Espinosa
He is one of the most relevant contemporary Cuban playwrights
Armando Oréfiche
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Oréfiche was born in La Habana and achieved an excellent musical education from the classrooms of that beloved place, known for many years as the Conservatorio Municipal de La Habana and later ...
José Joaquín Lorenzo Luaces
Poet and playwright
María Felicia Pérez Arroyo
For her knowledge of music, her general culture, her beautiful soprano voice and her artistic mastery, she ranks today as one of the most important choir directors of our time
Leopoldo Augusto Fernández Salgado
José Candelario Tres Patines, Pototo
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Comic actor; one of the famous "negritos" of the Cuban stage and creator of the popular characters "José Candelario Tres Patines" and "Pototo"
Ignacio Piñeiro Martínez
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Ignacio Piñeiro was a true chronicler of the era in which he lived
Luisa Pérez Montes de Oca
Luisa Pérez de Zambrano, «la más insigne elegíaca de nuestras líricas»
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Cuban writer of the nineteenth century, one of the most distinguished representations of romanticism in Cuban literature
María Julia García
She studied music at the Conservatorio «Amadeo Roldán», where she had Zoila Gálvez as her voice teacher
Daniel Marcos Martínez Ravento
Daniel Marcos
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He was born in Marianao, a city in Havana, his childhood was peaceful, always with family alongside his parents
Juan Emilio Hernández Giró
From thirteen years of age he showed his passion for art, his first teachers being his father Rodolfo Hernández Soleliac and the Frenchman Luis Oscar Marisy
Onelio Jorge Cardoso
Cuentero mayor
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He was born in Calabazar de Sagua, a small town in the center of the Island, belonging to the former province of Las Villas, on May 11, 1914
Dulce María Serret Danger
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Pianist and teacher born in Santiago de Cuba, she received her first music lessons in her native land
Miguel Angel Ortiz
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He began his career as a Cuban song interpreter in 1939, on radio stations
Emiliano Gaspar Rodríguez
He was educated in the United States and in La Habana
Juan Francisco Calcagno Monzón
Francisco Calcagno
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Pedagogue, journalist, translator, anthologist, lecturer, biographer, essayist, poet and, above all, prolific Cuban novelist
María de las Mercedes Valdés Mendoza
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Cuban poet
Claudio José Domingo Brindis de Salas Garrido
Brindis de Salas, El Paganini cubano, Barón de Salas, Rey de las Octavas
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Claudio Brindis de Salas has been one of the most famous Cuban violinists of all time
Orlando Valle
Maracas
Born in Cuba and coming from a family of musicians, he studied flute from age 10 at the Manuel Saumell and Amadeo Roldán conservatories, and entered the Superior Institute of Arts of La Habana
