Wellington, November 30. The "Aotearoa Cuban Festival" or Rotorua Cuban Festival has already been called.
This time it will be only for one day and the usual participants from Australia will not be there, but professionals and fans of Cuban music and dance will travel to the tourist city of Rotorua from all over New Zealand.
March 6, 2021 is the appointment with Cuban culture.
Havana, November 17. Ernesto Soberón, general director of Consular Affairs and Cuban Residents Abroad of the Cuban Foreign Ministry, highlighted that “with the recent reopening of the José Martí International Airport, the main gateway for international travelers to Cuba, which joins the rest of international air terminals in our country open up new opportunities for the return of our nationals abroad, which will happen gradually depending on the reestablishment of the different flight frequencies ".
Wellington, November 3. Cuban dancer Greydis Montero, who for years has promoted Afro-Cuban dances in New Zealand, has been nominated for the New Zealand Latino Award 2020 .
Greydis is the artistic director of the successful Rotorua Cuban Festival, which annually attracts dancers, musicians and fans from all over New Zealand and Australia.
Like her, several resident Cuban musicians and dancers, proud of their roots, successfully promote our culture thousands of kilometers from the island.
Wellington, October 24. After several presentations by the group "Son de Cuba" and salsa classes from the "Cuba Fusion" project, in the context of celebrations for Cuban culture, Cuban residents, family and friends met on Saturday at the Cuban Embassy.
With music, food and traditional Cuban drinks, it was an afternoon of joys and anecdotes with a little nostalgia for our homeland.
Napier, October 17. The Cuban Ambassador, Edgardo Valdés López, visited the city of Napier, where he met with the mayor, H.W Kristen Wise.
In a friendly conversation, they exchanged about Cuba and Napier and evaluated possible forms of cooperation, particularly in the cultural sphere and the promotion of tourism.
Wellington, October 10. With a presentation by the Cuban traditional music group "Son de Cuba" the beginning of the Cuban War of Independence was commemorated and the celebrations of Cuban Culture began, which will last until the 24th.
"Son de Cuba" performed in “El Barrio.Latino Bar", promoting center of Latin culture in Wellington.
On Sunday the 11th the "Cuba Fusion" project, which celebrates 15 years of spreading our traditional dances, offers a free salsa class for its many followers.
