A collection of writings by the Smithsonian magazine contributor about the storied Caribbean island
Entertainers walk past the Fototeca de Cuba, an archive and gallery of Cuban photography begun in 1937 by the former City Historian Emilio Roig de Leuchsenring.
Néstor Martí
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