With the premise that culture continues to be precisely the “shield and sword of the nation,” as proclaimed by the leader of the Revolution, Fidel Castro, the sociocultural program on this occasion is linked to the Union of Young Communists.
The actions that also have as protagonists the members of the José Martí Cultural Society and art instructors pursue the objective of promoting young talents.
Since the month of April in greeting to Victory Week (dedicated to the heroic events of Playa Girón), the AHS in Camagüey brings specialists from different demonstrations to remote communities and neighborhoods of the third most populated city in Cuba.
According to Yunielkis Naranjo, head of Golpe a Golpe, “the exchange and support with the UJC is one of the strengths” of that program.
In statements to the local press, Odrey Pérez, one of the artists who promoted the Project, expressed that “bringing small shows to the communities also educates in one’s own cultural formation.”
The screening of short films and the debate of young filmmakers in communities “in turn fills us with pleasure not only to see the children, but also their parents with them,” commented Daysel Romagoza, head of the Cinema in the Neighborhoods section.
For the Hermanos Saíz Association, created to promote youth artistic talent, support for projects such as Golpe a Golpe is crucial in defending the essence of the organization itself with the aim of bringing art to all the people, say experts on the subject. .
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