| Cuban
Provinces & Cities
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| Nightlife
... Caliente!!! |
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Ah,
the nightlife in Cuba ... it's legendary. There's just magic in
the night. Something about the trade winds, the people, the sights,
the smells, the sounds, ... it all makes for a truly unique place
and experience. The Cubans, irregardless of their economic conditions,
have never lost their passion for partying. I promise you, if you
haven't danced the Salsa under a Habana moon, you haven't lived
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| Salsa |
| Salsa,
Salsa, Salsa, Salsa, and some Son Montuno....
Music, dancing and rum, They are to be found in every Cuban city,
town or village.
Partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!
No need to take salsa lessons before you go to Cuba, because the
Cubans are the best salsa teachers, you will really enjoy Cuba's
nightlife!!!!
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| Meeting
the Locals |
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The
Cubans do go out from time to time, however, you will not find them
in the usual touristy hangouts, high end bars, and cafes. You'll
find them in small neighbourhood bars and restaurants.. Once found,
sit down and have a drink or share a meal with them. You'll be
glad that you did!
They are very warm and hospitable to tourists, no matter where you
are from.
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| Parties |
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Big
Cuban parties are held in each others homes and apartments,
and not outside.
Cubans like to party in this way with friends and family. At especially
big parties they will roast a pig and wash it down with Cuban rum.
The rum is oftentimes of the 'homemade' variety, so watch out, as
it's got a 'kick'!
If you are fortunate enough to befriend a local, you'll perhaps
be invited to one of these house parties.
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| Concerts |
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Free
concerts are sometimes offered in the local city or town's 'Plaza
de la Revolution', which are usually centrally located.
Most cities have a 'Casa de la Trova' or 'Casa de la Musica' where
live concerts may be enjoyed. |
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