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2024 Balikatan joint US-Philippine drills to be bigger than ever - Vimarsana News

2024 Balikatan joint US-Philippine drills to be bigger than ever

Enues for military exercises may include Philippine islands near Taiwan.

Cuban musician Herrera invites Guatemalans to premiere at Jazz Plaza - Vimarsana News

Cuban musician Herrera invites Guatemalans to premiere at Jazz Plaza

Guatemala City, Jan 19 (Prensa Latina) Cuban saxophonist Michel Herrera travels today with three important Guatemalan musicians for the premiere in his country of his fifth album in the context of the Jazz Plaza International Festival.

The Jazz Plaza International Festival is about to begin in Cuba - Vimarsana News

The Jazz Plaza International Festival is about to begin in Cuba

Havana, Jan 3 (Prensa Latina) The opening concert of the International Jazz Plaza Festival, on Jan. 21, will be dedicated to the 50 years of artistic life of maestro Joaquín Betancourt, according to the event's Facebook page.

The bolero, poetry and love put to song in Cuba and Mexico - Vimarsana News

The bolero, poetry and love put to song in Cuba and Mexico

HAVANA — As one of the greatest living exponents of romantic bolero music, 82-year-old Migdalia Hechavarria was thrilled on Tuesday to hear that UNESCO has recognised it as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, calling the musical form “identity, emotion and poetry turned into song”.There was little else for Hechavarria to do except break into song.So she celebrated

The bolero, poetry and love put to song in Cuba and Mexico - Vimarsana News

The bolero, poetry and love put to song in Cuba and Mexico

HAVANA — As one of the greatest living exponents of romantic bolero music, 82-year-old Migdalia Hechavarria was thrilled on Tuesday to hear that UNESCO has recognised it as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, calling the musical form “identity, emotion and poetry turned into song”.There was little else for Hechavarria to do except break into song.So she celebrated