BEJUCAL BRASS BANDS (CHARANGAS DE BEJUCAL)
The deeply rooted traditions of the town closest to the capital’s international airport José Martí, come alive during the last days of the year. Then the “charangueros”, divided into two bands, establish a friendly competition carrying out the most varied activities atop their carriages. The final show takes place in the old church plaza and starts very early from the headquarters of each band, where many town people meet in order to follow their favourite carriages from where they were built. The parade through the streets becomes a prelude of the “charangas” show, while fire works, laughter, screams and the strong conga music from each band are heard, announcing the beginning of a great night.
...Extraordinary Sportsmen. Why are Cubans such
talented athletes? How many gold medals have been won? How do they
train? Local sports results. Sport is Cuba's national passion, baseball
is the favourite. Take a look inside Cuba's sports scene...
...Fun, fun, fun. This is our focus with this
site. Night-life, dancing, beach parties, group activities. Whether
you want to skydive or just visit the hot clubs, cubafun.com will
provide you with as much 'fun' as you need! Interactive responses
to your email questions available...
...Since the introduction of the # 77 foreign
investment law in 1995, Cuba has become an excellent foreign investment
venue. Real estate, Tourism, Hotels, manufacturing and many other
sectores. Our onsite team can walk you through every aspect of an
investment, from the dream to reality...
...Cuban culture, what makes the Cubans 'tick'?
Racial mixes, music, art, cultures by region, food, local drinks and
much more. Find out about celebrities and how they came to be.
...If you are single or a couple, you need not
feel alone in Cuba. This site specifically focuses upon those people
who need "a friend onsite". Take a look at the individual
activities, single room rates, best "sole traveler" prices,
excitement and fun. Our onsite team will "make it happen".
24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
..Advice. It's free and current on this site,
don't travel without printing these pages! You may not need a tour
guide, when you have read these pages. Every morcel of 'advice' from
various sources. Interactive questions answered immediately...
…We do our best to provide
you with the most precise and updated information about Cuba. We have
a diversity of topics, images, simplified search, and new pages devoted
to online sales for tourists and business persons interested in investing
on the island.
The deeply rooted traditions of the town closest to the capital’s international airport José Martí, come alive during the last days of the year. Then the “charangueros”, divided into two bands, establish a friendly competition carrying out the most varied activities atop their carriages. The final show takes place in the old church plaza and starts very early from the headquarters of each band, where many town people meet in order to follow their favourite carriages from where they were built. The parade through the streets becomes a prelude of the “charangas” show, while fire works, laughter, screams and the strong conga music from each band are heard, announcing the beginning of a great night.
