Cuba 1930-1940 - ORINOCO

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De Paris à Madrid en passant par New York pour débarquer à Santiago de Cuba et La Havane. Contre censures et interdits, tentons de faire œuvre de mémoire pour récupérer quelques bribes de la culture cubaine, riche et métissée.Lire la suite

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