Havana - "La gozadera," by Puerto Rican singer, Marc Anthony, and Cuban band, Gente de Zona, won here two Lucas awards, for the best video clip of the year in Cuba, during a gala in which Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias was also awarded.

The Puerto Rican-Cuban mix swept this edition's competition to take home the most popular award and that to the better reggaeton and timbaton video music for a clip that has gone around the world, in which Latin America is honored.

Havana - A giant "rueda de casino," a Cuban choreography in which pairs of dancers dance salsa music in a circle, brought together here today about 964 people at an esplanade known as La Piragua in the Havana seawall, who danced in unison for 14.58 minutes, to try to set a world record.

Although they will have to wait a few days for the results, the 482 pair of dancers participating in this event were challenged to dance without making a mistake, in what became a party for love and worship to this musical genre.

Paris - Viewers were filled with loads of emotions during the screening of the documentary "Havana Formell" by French filmmaker Dominique Roland.

The documentary summarizes what Havana meant for the life and therefore the musical work of Juan Formell, founder of the orchestra Los Van Van, who died in 2014.

Havana - In order to review the matches of the Cuban cuisine with foreign influences, Gourmet festival named Sabores de Cuba y el mundo (Flavors of Cuba and the world) is being organized in Old Havana for this weekend.

Santiago de Cuba - The citizens of Santiago de Cuba are eager to enjoy the presentation of the Puerto Rican singer Olga Tanon, in this city, next December 5 at the Plaza of the Revolution Antonio Maceo.

According to the local newspaper Sierra Maestra, the concert will begin at 15:00 and will include 20 songs of her repertoire as well as that of Cuban Descemer Bueno and Qva Libre, who will accompany.

A film festival’s prestige is earned in a variety of ways. In many cases due to the high-profile stars they attract, others for the quality of films presented, and two of three for their status as time-honored events.

The Havana Festival of New Latin American Cinema’s reputation is marked by its beginnings, no less that 37 uninterrupted years ago, with city cinemas looking to first attract domestic and later global audiences.