You have had the good fortune to go on holiday to #Cuba. You’re in Havana, the most beautiful city in the #Caribbean with some of the best cultural offerings in the world. You want to go out and have fun. But not just anywhere. You want to know where the locals get together, where they listen to authentic music, where the real action happens in this capital.
Among planes, vintage cars, classic Chevrolets, musical instruments, trophies and photographs of Cuba in the 40s and 50s, last Saturday saw the amazing performance of Gente D’Zona, one of the most famous Cuban reggaeton bands, with numerous fans at home and abroad and record downloads of their music from the Internet. The Habana Café, at the Meliá Cohiba, has become one of the most stylish music venues in Havana, with regular performances from star soloists and groups from the Cuban music scene, such as Pablo Milanés, Buena Fe, Ivette Cepeda and Buena Vista Social Club, in a smart and exclusive setting. On this occasion, it was the ideal place to host Alexander and Randy, members of Gente D’Zona, after their successful concerts in Europe and Miami and the recording of the video for the track Bailando, written by Descemer Bueno, which they made with Enrique Iglesias.
Unscrew the bottom of the coffee pot, add cold water and then the coffee, delicious Cuban coffee! Screw the coffee pot back together and place it on the stove. So far, everything as usual…But now for the new part! In a metal mug, sweeten it with honey and serve it in small cups. This is one of the traditional ways of making coffee in the most eastern part of Cuba.
