Agustín Palomino Sanabria
He is among the professors who in the early times made some effort to improve the conditions of anatomy teaching, even without effective means to achieve it, who assumed his position in 1746, following ...
Pedro Kourí Esmeja
He was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and died on October 16, 1964 in the city of La Habana, Cuba
Luis Bayard Bacaró
Flutist and Concertist
Luis Felipe Le Roy Gálves
His contribution to scientific endeavor was framed within three fundamental areas: research (both chemical and historical), teaching, and his work as a national promoter and ambassador of our science in ...
José Agustín Caballero Rodríguez de la Barrera
El Amigo de los esclavos, El Amigo de los encarcelados, El Amante del periódico, El Redactor
Philosopher and professor
Rogelio Martínez Furé
Cuban Africanist and folklorist
Julio Martínez Páez
Father of Orthopedics in Cuba
Leonardo Lara
He began his career in the arts in 1983, as part of the Theater Group "Olga Alonso", where he studied acting with professor Humberto Rodríguez and participated in the stagings of Andoba (Adoba and Guillermo), ...
José Luis Fernández Yero
Doctor of Medical Sciences
Manuel Ramón Moreno Fraginals
Historian, economist, professor and publicist
Miguel Angel Moenck Peralta
He was a prominent Cuban figure of the twentieth century, first standing out as an athlete and sports leader, later as a university professor and renowned architect, co-owner of the firm Moenck and Quintana, ...
Julio Fernández Bulté
Lawyer, jurist, professor, panelist on the Escriba y Lea television program, National Prize for Social Sciences 2007
Luis Montané Dardé
Cuban physician and anthropologist, introducer of physical anthropology in Cuba
José Manuel Valdés Rodríguez
He was a professor at the Academy of Dramatic Arts of the Escuela Libre de La Habana
Raúl Leonel Castillo Rosix
Native of Santiago de Cuba and from a humble family, he was born in the Santa Úrsula neighborhood
Ignacio Herrera
Nachito
He was born in Cuba in Santa Clara, but received all his education in Ciudad de La Habana, at Cuba's music conservatories, Alejandro García Caturla, the National School of Art, ENA, and at the ISA, Instituto ...
Ángel José Cowley Arbirdes
Appointed in 1820 as chief physician of the Hospital de San Juan de Dios, member of the Real Sociedad Patriótica de La Habana and, from 1833, secretary of the Junta Superior de Sanidad
Francisco Albear Fernández de Lara
He was born in the Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro de La Habana, a figure who today symbolizes Cuban engineers, not only for his professional merits, but for his whole life dedicated to the social ...
Julián Baldomero Acuña Galé
He was born in Camagüey, a botanist by profession
Joaquín Albarrán Domínguez
He was born in Sagua la Grande
José Luciano Franco Ferrán
He was born in La Habana, grew up in a humble family environment, where his mother was his teacher
Roberto Tomás Valera Chamizo
Roberto Valera
He completed his musical studies at the Amadeo Roldán Conservatory in La Habana under the guidance of Leo Brouwer, José Ardévol and Edgardo Martín
Félix Guerrero
He was born in La Habana (Cuba)
Mario Ambrosio García Portela
Mario confesses that in his own birthland—with its spectacular landscapes and nature—he has found many sources of inspiration, and among them is discovered his journey through the multiple techniques ...
Alfredo Juan González Rostgaard
Alfredo Rostgaard
Advertising illustrator, painter, graphic designer and professor; he stood out for creating the poster that represented the symbol of the new Cuban song, The Rose and the Thorn, which contains not only ...
Fernando González del Valle Cañizo
Physician and eminent surgeon, he was the initiator of higher surgical education in Cuba
Nicolás José Gutiérrez Hernández
Among the names of Cuban physicians who contributed significantly to the development of national medicine during the nineteenth century, that of Nicolás José Gutiérrez Hernández appears in the first ...
Roberto Sánchez Ferrer
He began his musical studies at the Conservatory of Instituto Edison, under the direction of José Ardévol
Gaspar Jorge García Galló
A politician and teacher, he was part of the generation of educators who during the first half of the twentieth century linked their educational work to the struggles of the national labor movement
Ramón Calzadilla Núñez
Cuban Baritone, born in Havana
Federico Poey Aguirre
Dental surgeon who contributed to the development of Cuban dentistry during the last quarter of the past century; he was founder of the Sociedad Odontológica de La Habana, professor at several founded ...
Francisco de Paula Coronado
César de Madrid, Paul Mabeth, El caballero de la blanca luna, Fray Mostén, Pedro Sánchez, Panfilón, Panfilito, Marcelo Du-Quesne, Clarinete
Humanist, encyclopedist, historian, professor, librarian, and bibliophile
Jorge Benjamin Martínez McCook Martínez
Professor McCook was always by the side of each member of the generation of angiologists who began this fascinating Specialty in 1970 throughout Cuba
Severo Aguirre del Cristo
Doctor Honoris Causa of the Superior School of Veterinary Medicine of Kosice, Czechoslovakia
René Herrera Fritot
Archaeologist and anthropologist
Enrique Bernardo Núñez de Villavicencio Palomino
He is one of the most important figures in the history of Cuban medicine, not only for having been an eminent surgeon and initiator of numerous surgical techniques in our country, for having conducted ...
Octavio Cortázar Jiménez
Filmmaker, director, documentarian
Humberto Arenal Pérez
Considered by critics as a notable creator in his broad and diverse work as narrator and playwright, juror, professor and lecturer
Roberto Moya
Roberto Moya was a prominent Cuban guitarist and composer born in Santiago de Cuba, who during his years of splendor had the privilege of accompanying the renowned Argentine singer Carlos Gardel and working ...
Ramón Meza
Narrator, columnist and essayist
Ramiro Guerra Sánchez
Pedagogue, journalist, and Cuban historian, considered a promoter of historical studies on the Island
Carlos Borbolla Téllez
Cuban composer, professor, and organ builder
Manuel Cofiño López
Cuban narrator, poet, and literary researcher
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
Andrés González Lines
A lover of the sea, he managed to enter the Naval Academy of Mariel through competitive examinations, with the aim of becoming a merchant marine officer
