Through several testimonies, music and some fictional items, Celia Cruz’s relevant role in the Cuban culture is highly recognized, despite her songs have been banned from the Cuban media for over 40 years.  >>

The lively, sensual, provocative rumba is this story’s core. It starts with a Patakín (story), where inspiration honors the Orishas Elegguá, Oggun, Ochún, Yemayá, Oyá, Changó, Babalú Ayé and Obbtalá; showing the different styles of rumba: guaguancó, yambú y columbia… >>

Ignacio and Tomasín, uncle and nephew, are two Galician agriculture employers who share a family heritage with their Cuban-born cousin, Luz Divina, who as well has Galician roots that make her an unquestionable inheritor.
The formal sharing of the heritage, before the suitable notary public’s office of Santiago de Compostela, leads Luz Divina to...  >>