Formato Roto, an exhibition by Cuban artist Diana Balboa, opened on Tuesday at Havana’s Pabellón Cuba and will run until July 30

The historical center of this city located to the center-south of Cuba reaches today five years of its declaration as Cultural Patrimony of Humanity.

The magazine entitled The Golden Age was launched for the first time on July of 1889, literary publication written in New York dedicated for children of Latin America.

An overflow of Cuban essence, euphoria and exceptional musical mastery sum up the effect of Saturday night's concert in Russia by the salsa band Los Van Van, undisputed legend of Cuba's rhythmic heritage.

Pablo Fernández Gallo (Paulito FG) confirmed that he will start a national tour on July 15th to raise funds for art education and promote his new album “Sin Etiqueta”.

The National School of Ballet of Cuba (ENB, after its initials in Spanish) held a graduation gala of the Elementary Level of that artistic expression at the Fausto Theater of this capital, where Alicia Baltrel, Deputy Director of Scholarship and Raquel Aguero, Deputy Director of Speciality were in charge of the welcome words.

The pianist Cuban Chucho Valdés offered a great recital at the Sabatini Gardens in Madrid and took advantage to show his last work Chucho´s Steps together with the Afrocuban Messengers, the new band of the Cuban maestro who with his 68 years old managed to receive the applause and the smile of the public.

After honoring the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Chopin, Cuban pianist Frank Fernández pays tribute to German composer Robert Schumann, whose 200th birth anniversary is also in 2010 but the celebration has not been duly remembered.

Bobby Fischer is news again. Two years after a renal deficiency finished the life of the most polemic of the chess world champions of history, the Icelandic Supreme Court ordered the exhumation of the body to determine, through a DNA test, who will finally receive the two million dollars that still no one, knows how the brilliant player could save.

Works of the recently deceased Portuguese writer Jose Saramago, Canadian Margaret Atwood and Spanish Marcos Ana will enhance on July 2 the traditional Book Night, which each year heralds the summer in Cuba.