Since the early hours of Saturday morning, the young people of Las Tunas have been sharing on their social media accounts the echoes of the bike ride that they star in different places of the province.

Las Tunas, Cuba.- The same on bicycles, as on skates or motorcycle taxis; that's how they woke up today, with joy. Between flags and slogans, they cheered the country where their dreams grow and raised their voices to congratulate the 60th anniversary of the Young Communist League (UJC), predicting that the future also belongs to them.

They have been seen dancing at the Buena Vista Tank, to the rhythm of the conga; smiling between selfies, pedaling the city; raising flags to the wind, and wearing the imposing image of great men, such as Fidel and Che, on their sweaters.

Horns sound and people stop to listen. They give thanks to Cuban science, doctors, and health personnel in the red zone, and they know that their contribution, that of the young people, has been decisive in getting here and will be equally necessary to keep going.