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Professor Leonardo Leyva and his third-year students offered a special rehearsal for Adelante. Even without the lighting design that will be done by maestro Freddys Núñez, the scene already radiated magic. It was a preview of what we will see on January 22nd, when they will premiere "Insomnios en las profundidades del tanque".

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Almacén de la Imagen (Image Warehouse), faithful to its spirit of openness and connection between young creators, has extended its ties beyond the borders of Cuba, establishing an enriching link with film festivals in the Canary Islands, Spain. This relationship has been gaining strength and revealing common points between the new filmmakers of both regions. Now, it has taken a step further. From the Dodo's Café del Cine Encanto it motivated an online conversation with a professor and two students from the Manolo Blahnik Art School of La Palma.

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On the map of cultural experiences, journeys trace not only physical paths but also build bridges connecting stories, traditions, and emotions. This is the essence of the cultural exchange led by four Camagüey's citizens in Chile: Yunielkis Naranjo, a cultural promoter; troubadour Harold Díaz; and writers Yoandra Santana and Evelin Queipo.

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 Just in the year that marks the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Tínima brand, an agreement in the final phase of processing between the Spanish brewing company Damm and the Cuban commercial company ALIMCOR S.A., belonging to the Ministry of the Food Industry, pays tribute to the relaunch of this beer brand.

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The day dawned with a cloudy sky and gray winds, as if the weather itself dared to evoke the tragedy of 65 years ago. Since then, the children of Cuba have brought flowers to Camilo Cienfuegos, a revolutionary lost in the mystery of a flight with no return.

Imagine a little girl who, at six years old, begins attending a ballet school. Studying dance means leaving behind many childhood moments that other children enjoy. Years later, as a scholarship student, she will be far from her family. Then, her professional life will begin in a city distant from home, where she must learn to be independent. How much of this contributes to shaping her character and building a strong, determined woman? We are talking about Regina Balaguer, the director of the Ballet of Camagüey (BC).

Since childhood, we create unique bonds with our grandparents. They are the ones who make us our favorite food, who pick us up from school every afternoon, or who tell us about the family we never met. My grandmother taught me the songs of her time, she put me to sleep in her arms until I was five years old, and she knew what to cook for the demanding palate of a girl who hardly ate.

A few months ago, I was walking through the streets of Spain under a merciless sun. The thermometer read 42 degrees, but, curiously, I was barely sweating. Now, back home, the heat feels different. Here, with much lower temperatures, I am on the verge of melting, as if the entire environment conspired to exhaust us not only physically, but also in spirit.

 I remember the first time I heard the word "mapping." It came from the lips of my boyfriend, a Cuban deeply immersed in the audiovisual world. Over a decade ago, he was dedicated to exploring the nooks and crannies of editing software, trying to master the art of video mapping.

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