Feb, 2026. — In the heart of every community, where daily experiences shape values and traditions, there beats a creative energy that seeks neither fame nor wealth, but the joy of expressing the collective spirit.
That will is manifested in the movement of amateur artists, an army of dreamers who, alongside art instructors, form an inseparable bond that embodies the genuine essence of Cuban culture.
The amateur creator represents persistence and rootedness. Their drive does not come from money, but from recognition, from the opportunity to share ideas and contribute to social well-being through beauty. As it is said, “each time an amateur joins the arts, the community gains an enriched human being.”
Behind every artist is an even more decisive figure: the art instructor. They are guides of sensitivity, dedicated professionals who devote their lives to sowing creativity in schools, neighborhoods, and workplaces. They serve as the bridge between the desire to express oneself and the technique to achieve it. Their mission goes beyond teaching a discipline: they seek to “quench the thirst for beauty” that lives within each person.
These dream sowers work without seeking the spotlight, but their mark remains in every child who discovers a talent, in every young person who finds a path, and in every adult who regains the joy of creating. They are, in essence, dream seekers whose masterpiece is reflected in the growth of their disciples. Their work is an act of love and faith in the transformative power of culture.
Guáimaro proudly treasures names such as Liliana Muñoz González, Randoll Machado Hernández, and Daniuvis Hechavarría Machado, among other instructors from the Luz Palomares García House of Culture. They demonstrate that culture is not just an industry, but a right and a spiritual necessity. Its true treasure lies in the passion, perseverance, and affection with which it is cultivated day after day in every corner, through projects like Sosa Dance in Martí and Aires de México in Guáimaro.
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Highlighting the work of amateur artists and art instructors is to recognize the true guardians of cultural identity. It is they who, quietly and with tireless dedication, weave the soul of the communities, showing that art, in its purest form, is an act of collective love that deserves not only applause but deep respect and support.
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