She started to live in shift farms to see him, to give birth there. He, of reciprocating in the rests of the combat letters of endless love, and to remain loyal to his devotion for her to such a point that the men of his group would confess many years later, by the pen of Martí: "To his wife: He loved her very much!"

Maybe for chasing the stela of a passion that every August 1st girls and boys of now struggle to celebrate their wedding in the same date and house where Amalia and her Ignacio married in 1868.

From between many couples that sign up to the idea, by personal merits and soundness of the relation of engagement are chosen annually one or two to celebrate nuptials that, in addition to sealing legally this union, serve as the most human homage in the memory of the iconic couple of the Cuban nineteenth-century independence movement.

This 2014 seems to be the year of the medicine: the doctors Jorge Enrique García Pérez and Yadira Domenech Estévez and the stomatologists Renzo Costa Rodríguez and Yainet González Miranda signed yesterday, in the House of Amalia, marked the rhythm of the notes of El Mayor by Silvio in version of the Band of Chamber.

Let's hope that they should be, like Simoni and Agramonte, eternal fiancés, partners, friends, accomplices, good Cubans, devout parents, the people that fights together for the marriage and for the family.

Translated by BA in English Language, Manuel Barrera Téllez

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