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To talk about the quality of Clowncierto, the most recent premiere of Teatro Tuyo, would be redundant. Suffice it to quote the words of the theatrologist Nelson Acevedo (who was an advisor to the company in its beginnings) when he said: "With this work, the collective demonstrates the maturity achieved in the awareness of building to seduce."
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She is -without a doubt- one of the best-known guitarists in the country. We often see her walking with her guitar on her back through the streets of Las Tunas, her adopted city; although she has been seen in other Cuban provinces defending classical music. She was recently awarded the 50 Aniversario de la Nueva Trova Commemorative Medal. Let us learn more about this concert guitarist and her endeavors.
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The Las Tunas affiliate of the Nicolás Guillén Foundation (FNG) has been developing -since July 1st- an event for the onomastic of the National Poet of Cuba, who was born on July 10, 1902.
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An artist does not die, he immortalizes himself through creation. And although José Bañobre Álvarez, known as El Tío Pepe (Uncle Pepe) is still alive, revisiting in time the stamp of those who, like him, left their mark on our culture is a way of preserving history, that intangible part of the heritage, that beautiful fragment of a city's past.
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Martí used to say that art, like salt to food, preserves nations. Nurys Francisca Cantallops Borrego remembers the phrase when the El Cucalambé Professional School of Art (EPA in Spanish) embraces the last days of the current school calendar.
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