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Cuba celebrates its culture and African roots

By , based on Ahora EG

The article discusses Cuban Culture Day and the African influences that have contributed to Cuba’s identity. It mentions music, dance, literature and visual arts, without providing any new verifiable facts.

Cuba celebrates Cuban Culture Day on 20 October, honouring the country’s roots and traditions, according to Ahora EG.

Music, dance, literature, visual arts and popular expressions reflect an identity shaped by diverse origins. Africa’s memory has a place in this Cuban cultural heritage.

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