Jessie Riffá dazzles on the cover of international magazine

April 2, 2024

Surely many remember how Jessie Riffá debuted as an artist at a very young age, a testament to the enormous legacy of her mother and grandmother, the renowned Cuban singers Lourdes Libertad and Lourdes Torres, who passed away in 2017.

Although she currently identifies more as an actress than as a singer, it is undeniable that for this versatile Cuban artist artistic languages are diverse, as she also works as a radio host, photographer, and model.

Recently, she has made a splash on the cover of a Canadian fashion and beauty magazine, which approaches this sector from an artistic perspective, redefining the narrative through an immersive experience.

On this occasion, the actress starred in a series of photographs set in the Belle Époque, where the essence of the great queens of the cabarets, taverns, and brothels of Montmartre is captured, places that were a source of inspiration for many bohemian artists in Paris.

These images are part of the series "Jewels of My Dreams," created by acclaimed Cuban photographer and portraitist Pablo Moreira, whose work has been featured in important magazines around the world, such as L'AMOUR Francia 2023 and LO' AMMI Issue No 17 in Los Angeles, USA.

Moreira, who has collaborated on several occasions with Riffá, shared the vibrant cover on his official Instagram profile, receiving praise from both colleagues and followers.

Among them, that of Cuban actress Amarilys Núñez Barrios, "Congratulations to both of you @pablo_moreira_arte and @jessriffa_oficial. I think all the stars aligned the day you met. Here's to many more creations with all the glamour and mark of this magnificent session. I loved it!!!".

The actress's mother, singer Lourdes Libertad, also came to the post, writing: "ANOTHER ACHIEVEMENT BY @pablo_moreira_arte and my talented daughter @jessriffa_oficial. Bravo".

It is worth noting that Moreira has portrayed other recognized faces from the artistic field in Cuba, including actresses Maikel Amelia, Mirtha Ibarra, Luisa María Jiménez, Miriam Alameda, Tahimi Alvariño, and Jaqueline Arenal.