I come from a walk and here I stay, with my people I come with my memories I come with my wounds and my verses. Guillén is the man from

Dairys Brito Sosa graduated in Civil Engineering in 2013 at the University of Camagüey, and that same year she arrived at the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city (OHCC),

This Friday, Liliam Mendieta Sosa did not stay at home. Neither did she during the weekend. Why that? She is the mother of a child diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder

It is a daily task for the Office of the Historian of Camagüey (OHCC) to preserve the historical memory of the city. It includes those childhood memories, family visits to

On Cristo Street is the Carlos J. Finlay House Museum. Twenty years have passed since the cultural institution belonging to the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city (OHCC) opted

Among the people goes a lucky woman. She shares the luck of living in a World Cultural Heritage city: Camagüey, the place of her old affections and the project of

The mystique can hide in the virtue of being a child. Not by force, nor with the arrogant attitude and the visible effort to keep up with him. They would

It is the radio, even with new inventions due to technological development, an unconditional friend. At home, at work or thanks to the comfort of headphones while doing any task;

Gemilys Jiménez Álvarez is an enterprising and determined woman. She has afro hair and a smile that unfolds in energy and charisma, so her challenges come to her as tests

By: Yusarys Benito Deliano & Alejandro García Gutiérrez It is customary that the Carmen Square changes it silence for a night of music, and although it is not February or

Now that we are almost saying goodbye to the year, it is a good time to thank those who reached out from the solidarity manifested in this difficult period due

There were not few admiring faces. In each example the secrets that make radio a complex universe, and at the same time magical, were revealed. They were there, in his

Years can pass and that vibe of feeling at home does not disappear. And then, although the buildings change the façade and the faces are different; you recognize each space

Camagüey is a restless city. Perhaps that is why, even in bookstores, you can feel that smell of coffee that wakes up its people little by little and, at the