José Alberto Acosta Pérez
Cuban poet, literary critic, and novelist with an extensive bibliography, particularly in the field of poetry, where he garnered important accolades
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
Emiliano Florentino
He was a bookkeeper, stenographer, typist, and accountant before dedicating himself to museology
Gastón Baquero
Native of Banes, he was an important Cuban writer and poet of the twentieth century, who after the Cuban revolution lived in exile in Spain
Graziella Pogolotti Jacobson
Art critic, prestigious essayist and outstanding Cuban intellectual, promoter of Cuban Plastic Arts
María de las Mercedes Santa Cruz Montalvo
Condesa de Merlín
Considered one of the first female writers of Cuba
Carlos Alberto Boissier
Bolito, el poeta Mambí, Oscar
Poet born in Matanzas, they called him the Mambí Poet
Manuel Serafín Pichardo Peralta
Illustrious Cuban poet and journalist
Antonio Benítez Rojo
Narrator, film screenwriter, essayist and Cuban university professor
José Manuel Carballido Rey
Relevant writer and director of television programs in Cuba
Medardo Vitier
Pedagogue, radiant spirit, poet
Carlos Loveira Chirino
One of the most relevant writers of the early twentieth century in Cuba
Regino Pedroso Aldama
Cuban avant-garde poet, initiator of social poetry on the Island
Enrique Loynaz Muñoz
Belonging to the Loynaz family, being the brother of Dulce María and son of brigadier of the Liberating Army Enrique Loynaz del Castillo can mean a heavy burden of responsibility for those who walk the ...
Ramón Guirao
Cuban poet
Manuel de Zequeira Arango
Izmael Raquenue, Ezequiel Armuna, Ezequiel Amura, Anselmo Erquea Gravina, Raquel Yum Zenea, El Observador de la Havana, El bruxo de la Havana, el Marqués Nueya, Arnezio Garaique, El Licenciado Freisesomorum, La horma de su zapato, Armenau Queizel, El crit
He is considered the first Cuban poet
Aniceto Valdivia
Conde Kostia
An illustrious writer, journalist, poet, critic, lecturer, playwright, and diplomat who, under the pseudonym Conde Kostia, revealed himself as one of the most interesting and representative figures of ...
Dulcila Cañizares
Born in Santiago de las Vegas, she is a professor of piano, music theory, and solfège; she studied harmony, music history, and Italian
Jesús Díaz
Renowned Cuban filmmaker and writer
Emilia Bernal Agüero
Great lady of Cuban literature, poet who cultivated other genres such as essay, translation, and autobiographical novel
Antonio Castells Trujillo
Castells, whom national memory has involuntarily relegated to oblivion, despite the brilliance he brought to his country with his extensive work, was, according to Núñez Rodríguez, one of the best sainete ...
Hilarión Cabrisas
Cuban poet and journalist
Julio Matas
He was born in Havana, Cuba
Desiderio Navarro Pérez
Researcher and critic of literature and art
Calvert Casey Fernández
Cuban writer of North American origin, he was part of the group of intellectuals gathered around Lunes de Revolución
Alcides Iznaga
Writer, teacher, poet, novelist, and pedagogue
Antonio Hernández Pérez
He was born in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, but we consider him a native of Villa Clara and Cuban because when he was only one year old his family traveled to Cuba and settled in Yaguajay
Roberto González Echevarría
Cuban-American researcher of Latin American culture and literature
Emiliano Florentino Morales Hernández
Writer, poet, researcher
Florentino was a gift from the Three Kings to his first-time parents: Eulogio and Irene
Sigifredo Álvarez Conessa
Cuban poet and playwright
Rafael Otero
Cuban writer and poet recognized for having exerted great influence on Cuban Literature, where he began his journalism career with chronicles that garnered attention
Adolfo Martí Fuentes
Professor at the University of La Habana and National Director of Literature of the former National Council of Culture
Legna Rodríguez Iglesias
Legna is one of the young Cuban writers who won the 2008 Calendario Prize awarded by the Hermanos Saíz Association
Alberto Guerra Naranjo
Alberto Guerra holds a degree in History and Social Sciences, cultivates criticism and essays, is a film screenwriter and one of the most important Cuban narrators of the present time
Gino Ginoris
Poet, narrator, and editor
Martha Acosta Álvarez
Cuban writer, poet and editor
Karla Suárez
Writer, narrator, electronic engineer
Daniel Burguet
Writer, narrator
Abel Prieto Jiménez
Politician, writer, short story writer, editor and professor
Ena Lucía Portela Arzola
Cuban narrator and essayist
María del Carmen Ariet García
Researcher and Associate Senior Professor at the University of La Habana, where she has worked as a teacher and lecturer in postgraduate courses, workshops, and seminars
Antonio Rodríguez Salvador
Cuban poet, narrator, playwright and essayist
César Antonio de Jesús López Núñez
Poet, narrator, essayist, diplomat, writer, literary-medical critic and Cuban professor
Víctor Batista Falla
Víctor Batista was an extraordinary Cuban, and his death in Havana is incredibly symbolic
