Fernando Freire de Andrade
One of the most active revolutionary intellectuals of the War of Independence
Antonio Barreras
Antonio Barreras was a writer, lawyer, and journalist; he was the creator of the Hernández Catá Prize, awarded annually starting in 1942
Francisco Javier Blanchié Palma
Un gastronómico sin dinero
Cuban writer, born in La Habana, graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Laws
Jorge Rafael Massó Mustelier
Former Cuban footballer who performed in the 1970s and 1980s, participant in the Olympic Games and world cup qualifiers, medalist in Pan American Games and Central American and Caribbean Games
Mariano Brull Caballero
A representative poet of Cuban avant-gardism in the 1930s
Raimundo Cabrera Bosch
Essayist, journalist, lawyer and patriot
Enrique Núñez Rodríguez
Enrique Nuñez Rodríguez was an innate communicator, an authentic Cuban, a profound intellectual and a talented artist
Ramón de Palma Romay
Journalist, pedagogue, lawyer, essayist, poet, playwright, and narrator
Aurelio Mitjans
Mitjans was a scholar of Cuban literature, a verse writer, and an interesting personality in his own right who died at twenty-six years old
Vidal Morales Morales
Lawyer, journalist, biographer, and Cuban historian
José Manuel Pérez Cabrera
Historian, lawyer, and educator
Guy Pérez-Cisneros Bonnel
One of the principal figures in art criticism in the first half of the twentieth century in Cuba
José Fornaris Luque
José Fornaris was born in Bayamo, former province of Oriente, currently province of Granma
José Antonio Saco López-Cisneros
Cuban lawyer, politician, and sociologist
Raúl Cepero Bonilla
Economist, historian, and journalist
Luis Manuel Pérez Boitel
He was born in the city of Remedios in 1969, of which city he is an illustrious son
Manuel González del Valle
Dorilo, El redactor, M. J., Juan Vasallo Caraciolo. El psicólogo, El frenólogo, El bayamés, Fray Gerundio habanero, El ontólogo
Cuban writer and professor
José Zacarías González del Valle
El ecléctico, Otro, Tulio
Narrator, poet, professor, literary critic
José Ignacio Rasco Bermúdez
Cuban intellectual and politician
Rafael María Mendive Duany
Rafael María de Mendive is popularly acclaimed for his role as a bastion in the cultural and civic formation of José Martí
Rafael Montoro Valdés
Lawyer, historian, and literary critic
José María Chacón Calvo
Conde de Casa de Bayona
Notable Cuban hispanist, diplomat, scholar and promoter of Cuban culture through a plurality of professional facets
Alejandro García Caturla
Composer
José Francisco Martí Zayas Bazán
Ismaelillo, Pepito,
Son of José Martí, a Dignified Man
Cubans must see José Martí as the human being he was, a revolutionary and father, who loved his Homeland and his son with great affection, to whom he dedicated beautiful ...
Julio Villoldo Bertrán
Cuban writer, librarian, and lawyer who lived between 1881 and 1953
Federico Córdova
Born in La Habana, the writer and lawyer Federico Córdoba was a professor at the Universidad de La Habana and secretary of the Academia de Historia
Israel Rojas Fiel
Vocalist and leader of Dúo Buena Fe alongside Yoel Martínez
Antonio Machado Borrego
He was born in La Habana
Felipe Pichardo Moya
Cuban archaeologist, lawyer, and poet
José María de la Torre de la Torre
Cuban geographer, archaeologist, historiographer, and pedagogue who dedicated much of his intellectual work to the study of Cuban local history
Emilio Bobadilla Lunar
Fray Candil, Dagoberto Mármara
A prose writer with a clean and penetrating style, contributor to the best French, Spanish, and Spanish American magazines
José Manuel Poveda
Mirval de Eteocles, Filián de Montalver, Darío Notho, Raúl de Nangis, Fabio Stabia, Alma Rubens
Cuban writer, author of the poem "El grito abuelo", included in the book Versos precursores (1917), considered as the precursor of Negrismo
Ramón de Palma
Alfonso de Maldonado
Following family tradition, he studied law and received his degree as a lawyer
Manuel del Barrio Llorens
Cuban illustrator, painter, caricaturist, and set designer
José Antonio Fernández de Castro
José Antonio Fernández de Castro was part of the Minorista Group and participated in the famous Protest of the Thirteen, an action that resulted in legal proceedings and imprisonment
Carlos Molina
Recognized guitarist and professor
Jorge Enrique Mendoza Reboredo
Teacher, soldier, journalist, historian and tireless propagandist of the Revolution
Manuel Serafín Pichardo Peralta
Illustrious Cuban poet and journalist
Pelayo Cuervo Navarro
Cuban politician, brilliant lawyer and distinguished parliamentarian
Enrique Piñeyro
Cuban historiographer, critic and essayist
Emilio del Real Tejera
A prominent public figure from Cienfuegos, a renowned lawyer and sports enthusiast, became, as a lawyer, a consultant to the principal commercial firms of the city, and as a sportsman, one of the best ...
Néstor Carbonell Rivero
Leonel, X, Tartaria, Carlos de Yolanda
Cuban writer, historian, and lawyer who collaborated in various publications of his time
Luis Francisco Beiro Álvarez
He graduated as a Bachelor of Laws from the Universidad de La Habana (1975)
José Morales Lemus
Cuban lawyer and politician
Pedro Álvarez Tabío Longa
Historian and editor
Antonio L. Valverde Maruri
Cuban writer, lawyer, and professor born in La Habana
Antonio Zambrana Vázquez
Politician, lawyer and Cuban writer, participant in the Ten Years' War and member of the first government of the Republic of Cuba in Arms
José Silverio Jorrin Bramosio
He stands out for his dedication to protecting public education and promoting scientific agriculture in Cuba
