Dalgis animates the main puppet character, writes the script, and directs the entire troupe.

If a puppet with expressive eyes, a broad smile, and natural charisma greets you with, “Hello, I'm Alelí, Spanish teacher...,” open your mind; you're sure to learn a lot. Alelí and the Orthodecimants is a children's program produced by Cubavisión Animation Studios, but it bears the stamp of Las Tunas.

Adelaida Villavicencio with Juan Manuel Maestre in the play La Avaricia.Adelaida Villavicencio with Juan Manuel Maestre in the play La Avaricia.

  • Las Tunas recently hosted the Villanueva Theater Festival, dedicated to the actress Adelaida Villavicencio. We share with you a glimpse into this artist's life.

The Ismaelillo Martí Club, made up of 30 children.

The Raíces de San José community project (Roots of San José), one of the most important of its kind in the province, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Much has changed since the day Caridad del Carmen Ramírez Álvarez brought the initiative to life.

3rd Pablo de la Torriente Brau Reportage Contest.

With their work "El Cornito, poesía y sollozos" (El Cornito, poetry and sobs), journalists Gianny López Brito and Yelenis Fernández García, from the TunasVisión TV channel, won the Television Award in the third edition of the Pablo de la Torriente Brau Reportage Contest, the result of which was announced as part of the celebrations for the 67th anniversary of the Adelante newspaper in Camagüey.

Yoan, Clotilde and "Tadeo."

“Look, it looks like it's alive!” said young Yoan Santiago Verdecie in front of the mirror. Before his eyes, Tadeo the rabbit came to life. “No, it's alive because you're bringing it to life!” replied Clotilde Aguillón, founder of the Los Zahoríes puppet theater, excitedly. This is how they remember the first steps of Alegría de Vivir, a project they support under the auspices of the Nicolás Guillén Foundation (FNG in Spanish) in the province.