Adalberto Álvarez: Cuban, sonero and Ifá priest
Dorotea Piqué: A clear conscience is an inexhaustible source of iré
Tomas Romero: The Osha is born from knowledge, faith and the heart
Liberato Valdés Ewin Leti: The Ears of Obatalá
The priest of Ifá Ño Remigio Herrera Addeshina Obara Meyi and his legacy
Olga la Tamalera, a great devotee of Obatalá who overcame strong tests
Ifá priest Miguel Febles: neither time nor death were able to erase his tracks
Cuban Yoruba Family Tree: light and spiritual progress to the ancestors
Pedro Muñoz Ogunda Biode: Tribute to the Yoruba roots of Cuba
Alberto Méndez: Between the Waters of Folklore and Classical Dance
Evelynn Álvarez: The Woman in Flight in favor of their Cultural Identities
Santiago Alfonso: The imprint of the African in the body and soul of a Cuban
Eduardo Arrocha: An Illustrious in Design for the Scene
In praise of a white maroon
Nancy Morejón and her lyrics dedicated to Yemayá, Mother Water
Natalia Bolívar and her books of secrets, stories and identity
Alberto Yarini: Cuban, white and Abakuá pimp
Lázaro Ros, the Senior Akpwon of Cuba Ocha Niwe
Celia Cruz, songs of faith and love to the Saints, Cuba and the world
Merceditas Valdés, The Little Aché of Cuba
Celina González, songs to Santa Bárbara Bendita
Lydia Cabrera, discovering Afro-Cuban treasures
Enriquito Hernandez Armenteros
Fernando Ortiz, in defense of Cuban identity
Natalia Bolívar and her gift to Afro-Cuban culture
Fermina Gómez Pastrana, the one who gave Olokun's secret
