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Eliades Ávalo Rosales, despite his mastery, is not one of the most media-savvy artists in Las Tunas. Perhaps this is because in more than 50 years of artistic life, he has tried to distance himself somewhat from trends in the visual arts.
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Mercedes Arias Visbal is over 70 years old, but that does not stop the majestic flow of her voice. Knowing that dreams have no age, she has approached the Tomasa Varona Cultural Center, the Raíces de San José project, and has even sung a few times on the provincial radio station. “She used to be a teacher, now she is on her way to becoming a soloist,” says Diosdado, her spouse and friend, proudly.
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Yaquelín Pérez Bodaño has been in charge of the Anita Cruz House of Culture in Bartle for over a decade. The institution's cultural echoes can be heard far beyond that town.
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The Nicolás Guillén Foundation is one of the institutions that has opened its doors to the summer season with numerous workshops for different age groups.
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Passion and love for their work make people great artists. These are precisely the words that define Camagüey native Olivia de la Caridad Casanova Blanco, the recent winner of the Cordel Poetry Contest, held during the Cucalambeana Fiesta.
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