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From March 13th to 16th, the Casino Campestre urban park will host the Camagüey chapter of the 2025 Book Fair, an event that transcends its commercial nature to become an act of cultural resistance. In a context of editorial crisis, the Provincial Center for Books and Literature (CPLL) has managed to guarantee 177 titles and more than 42,000 physical copies.

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Cuba wakes up again with the news of an irreparable loss: Edesio Alejandro, the musician who knew how to make the soundtrack of our films an extension of our own memory. His music was not a mere accompaniment, but a heartbeat, breath and depth in the images that narrates our history, our passions and pains.

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The city will experience a theater festival dedicated entirely to children with the Fiñe Fair, scheduled from February 11th to 16th, to celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the Camagüey's Guiñol, one of the few groups of its kind that survives in Cuba.

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Last February 7th concluded the Camagüey's Culture Week, an event that, while maintaining the objective of celebrating local identity, also leaves questions about its true scope and relevance.

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The deadline for submissions to the comic contest, part of the 15th Jornadas ArteCómic, is January 31st, 2025. This event is dedicated to promoting comics, animation, and other related cultural processes.

The premiere of a large-format show with important novelties and two smaller presentations stands out among the projections of the Camagüey's Folkloric Ballet in 2025.

Two exhibitions celebrate the careers of notable sons: The Whistle of Silence by Agustín Bejarano and Patrimonies of Cuba by Bienvenido Letford. Both artists, with different styles and paths, pay tribute to their hometown with exhibits that summarize decades of dedication to art.

Camagüey hosted, starting Monday, December 23, the 18th Young Creators Fair “Golpe a Golpe”, a cultural event that celebrates 18 years of socio-community work by the organizing group.

Meeting Eduardo Rosales Ruiz in his gallery on San Juan de Dios Street or enjoying his company guarantees an experience far from ordinary. Surrounded by his works, amidst the unmistakable aroma of coffee used as pigment and the texture of cassava turned into canvas, one realizes they are in the presence of something unique. Rosales does not merely paint; he tells stories, rescues memories, and invites us to explore our senses.

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