José Martí (1853-1895):
José Martí was a Cuban patriot, freedom fighter and poet. Although he never lived to see Cuba free, he is considered the national hero.
Arriving Day OneIn Enigmatic Cuba
Many Sights to See!
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Oh boy, I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteOf course we missed you! Hope you had a good time doing good things. I have heard that there are tons of old American cars rattling down Cuban streets and you have proven that to be true! Fun shots!
ReplyDeleteI love the old cars, I'm looking forward to seeing Cuba through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteThose are some old cars still in service. It will be fun to see the pictures you share from your trip.
ReplyDeleteNice, I can't wait to see more too!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of the old cars.
The song Guantanamera was written by Marti, si?
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Very close, Roger. As a revolutionist and poet, I don't think that Martí was composing music. Here is what I found:
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Original music by Jose Fernandez Diaz
Music adaptation by Pete Seeger & Julian Orbon
Lyric adaptation by Julian Orbon, based on a poem by Jose Marti
Welcome back on the 50th anniversary of the CMC :-). I always loved it that Berkeley school kids had opportunity travel to Cuba. I love your shots of the cars and will be going through your travel adventures as I get time. What a rich culture you got to enjoy!
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These are the new cars. I wonder what the old ones in Cuba look like.
ReplyDeleteOooh! Lucky you! Cuba seems to be a country where some things stopped in time, cars not the least of it. I'm eager to see more! I hope you had a wonderful trip.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all those old cars still on the roads. I look forward to reading about what you saw and did there. Welcome back!
ReplyDelete3M was peeking over my shoulder and went nuts over the old cars! I can't wait to read more about the culture and people.
ReplyDeleteGreat car photos, Senora Kate! I can't wait to see your Cuba photos! Did you recruit a Havanna Daily Photo blogger?!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! All I can see are the wonderful, colorful, old cars. Love your new profile picture. You must have a treasure trove of blog information!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! I knew the cars would be wonderful. Can't wait to see the rest of the photos. You were missed!
ReplyDeleteGlad to have you you back, anticipating for more photos!
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
These old cars are way more realistic than mine Kate, the Bufori's are totally outrageous.. Welcome back, so looking forward to seeing more of Cuba, and your new profile pic is ver cool.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're back and we can all go to Cuba vicariously with you! I have always wanted to go there - at least since the 1950s because I had an aunt that went for several years to ride in a rodeo with the Cisco Kid and Pancho (remember them?) in Havana, and I always loved to hear her stories about Cuba upon her return. Now I can hear yours!
ReplyDeleteI love those colorful cars, thank you for sharing! Nice that you`ve had such a lovely trip, welcome back!
ReplyDeleteMy friend, Linda Laitner is in Cuba the same time as you are!! Wow! I wonder if you are in the same group? I've wanted to go there-perhaps someday. I imagine that it might be quite similar in some ways to my island of Molokai.
ReplyDeleteI always love to see the cars :)
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