Dominoes is a deeply rooted tradition in Cuban culture. This board game has witnessed family gatherings, joyful conversations, and playful strategies. In every neighborhood and every home, domino tables become venues for healthy competition between families and generations.

Hello, friends! First of all, I wish you a beautiful day. Today marks the third day of the #HiveAroundTheWorld challenge, and I want to take this opportunity to share one of the moments of the day I enjoy most and that has become part of my daily routine: the golden hour.

My Pandora bracelet is much more than a simple accessory; it's a silent witness to the moments that have shaped my life and a tangible reflection of the bonds that unite me with those I love. A very special friend gave it to me eight years ago, and since then, it has been an inseparable companion, present in every moment, every emotion, every step I take.

It's not just a wall facing the sea; it's the soul of Havana, the meeting point for generations who grew up with the sound of the waves as a backdrop. During the day, it reflects the hustle and bustle of the city, but at dusk, it becomes a space of calm and contemplation, where Havana residents find refuge for their thoughts, laughter, and dreams. It has witnessed love stories, passionate debates, and the resilience of the Cuban people in the face of the passage of time. For me, it's one of my greatest pleasures: walking along that wall that borders the north of much of the city, passing through several municipalities, where the air ruffles my hair and the salt and smell of the sea permeate my pores. More than a seafront promenade, the Malecón is a symbol of identity, an extension of the spirit of those who call this city their HOME. I invite my friend @mayramalu and my sister @taniagonzalez to join this challenge. Although I know she's busy today, it's my brother-in-law's

Hello, my friends from Daily Blog 👋🏾😍 I hope you're all enjoying your weekend. Today, I woke up feeling quite at ease after several days of intense work. I got up early with a specific mission: withdrawing cash from the bank—a task that can be quite complex here in Cuba. Before heading out, I made sure everything was in order with Chocolates Alile, fine-tuning the necessary details so the day could unfold smoothly.

After an intense workday, my husband and I set out to find construction materials for the renovation of our home. Along the way, we decided to take a scenic route along the iconic 5th Avenue of Miramar, in Playa municipality, from 84th Street to the entrance of the Jaimanita neighborhood.