Florida, Oct. 12.- With a simple cultural activity that combined the cultured and the popular, the program of activities planned for the Cuban Culture Day began in Florida, an event that will last until October 20, the date on which for the first The National Anthem was once sung in Bayamo liberated by the insurgent troops in the distant 1868.
The new edition is dedicated to two art personalities in our territory, Eleodoro Carvajal García, president of the José Martí Cultural Society, and Manuel de Jesús Almeida Bada, writer.
The Cuban Culture Day is also dedicated to the IV congress of the Hermanos Saíz Association, to the anniversary of the first interpretation of the Creole Bayamese Woman, by Sindo Garay, and to the 70th anniversary of the allegation History will absolve me.
Likewise, activities are planned to commemorate the outstanding filmmaker Humberto Solas 15 years after his physical disappearance, the Day of Indigenous Resistance and Latin American Cultural Diversity and the 75th anniversary of the founding of the National Ballet of Cuba with its greatest figure Alicia Alonso.
