Photographs by Jorge Luis Santiago.
At the end of March earlier this year I had the opportunity to go to Havana, Cuba. The reason for my visit was the presentation of “Memorial de Agravios, Oaxaca 2006″ a book in which I published several photographs from Oaxaca’s social movement in 2006. In Havana, I devoted every moment to desperately taking photos. Then, as always happens after I’ve taken photographs, I needed to let them rest for awhile. I don’t know, it’s something that thrills me. Maybe because the excitement I had in living them returns when I go searching in the trunk and find them there, crouched down, waiting to be seen again.
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Gracias, Jorge, por llevarme a La Habana, una ciudad que amo y que, a la vez, me confunda. Casi esperaba ver alguien que conozco.
These photos tell a great story! I especially like photo #6. For some reason that car is very striking in front of that building to me.