Madrid: The Motherland of Cubans
In Cuba, we still call Spain the “Madre Patria,” our Motherland. It doesn’t matter much now that, more than a century ago, we fought against Madrid for our independence. Our ties with the peninsula go beyond those differences, and Madrid has been a welcoming home for many Cubans, who have turned the city into a piece of Cuba.
This club is ideal for those who want to dance for a bit but have the option to also chill out with a drink. The music varies from live bands to DJs, and you can enjoy it in a space that’s split into two levels: one for dancing and one...
Salsa master David Castellano offers bachata and salsa classes Monday-Friday in the evenings for different levels, beginner to advanced. Classes are 15 euros or one class a week for 35 euros per month. Other class packs and pricing options are available. Plaza de la Independencia, 8, sótano, 4 28001 Madrid...
This dance school offers bachata as well as both Cuban salsa and salsa en línea classes in the evenings. The school also offers private classes and classes geared towards couples looking to learn a dance specifically for their wedding. Several well-known instructors form part of the SalseTe teaching team too,...
The embassy attends to passports, visas, birth registries and other situations involving paperwork, documents and emergencies for Cuban citizens and those traveling to Cuba who may need a visa. Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am to 12pm Passports: Tuesday and Thursdays 4:30pm to 5:30pm Phone Consults: Monday and Wednesday 3pm to 6pm, Tuesday...
This office is available to help organize and plan travel to Cuba. Hours: Monday- Friday 9am to 5 pm Paseo de La Habana, 50, bajo D 28036 Madrid +34 914 113 097
Celebrating the Heritage, Culture, and Uniqueness that is Cuban.
