Florida, August 3 – Every afternoon, the Luis Casas Romero Cultural Center in Florida becomes a meeting point for dozens of teenagers and young adults who attend workshops on traditional and rural dances.
Sponsored by the municipal Department of Culture, the initiative aims to strengthen a connection to local customs during the summer months.
Instructors José Antonio Reyes and Yasdiel Lescano Suri, dance specialists, are responsible for guiding the participants in rehearsals for upcoming performances.
With discipline and passion, the young people perfect steps and choreographies that reflect the region’s cultural identity, in an atmosphere of healthy interaction and learning.
The community’s response has been enthusiastic, with high attendance demonstrating the interest in preserving Cuba’s intangible cultural heritage.
These activities are part of a broader strategy by the cultural institution, which reaffirms its commitment to artistic development and healthy enjoyment for young people in Florida during the summer.
