Guantánamo.- The celebration of the 514th anniversary of Baracoa, the First Village of Cuba, is a significant event that brings together various local organizations and entities.
During a press conference, information was provided on the planned activities, which include cultural presentations, exhibitions, and community events.
The local government, together with the Municipal Directorate of Culture and the Assosiation of Cuban Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC), are in charge of organizing and promoting these festivities.
The meeting between the organizers of the village’s anniversary program and the Baracoa press also included a cultural component, enlivened by the artist Maday Victoria, who performed a classic Cuban song to add a special touch to the occasion.
The Water Festival celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the First City and highlights local history that fosters a sense of belonging within the community.
The combination of art and tradition makes this a celebration of national significance because it remembers and values Baracoa’s legacy to Cuban culture.
Taken from Radio Baracoa
