Aunt Rosa. Radio and Children
Rosa Maria Campos Perez or “Aunt Rosa” could be compared to as a fresh morning by Cuban children. Many children think this way of that singer-songwriter who greets them every day, very early in the morning with her song “Amanecer feliz” (Happy dawn). This song identifies the section for children on “Buenos Dias” television program, channel “Tele Rebelde.”The Aunt Rose personally greets the children from the province of Cienfuegos, where is living now, and shares her fantasy, wonder, dreams and songs with them. The title of her song is related to the sun; and it is not just a coincidence, as it was one of the songs in completion at the National Festival “Cantandole al sol” (Singing for the song), where it won an awarded.
Pedro Martinez Pirez: A journalist pride on his province
Oblivious to any regionalism or narrow-mindedness, this Cuban and universal journalist and universal has a special feeling to his native land and city: Santa Clara. That's why we talked to him about being selected this Cuban central city for the second time in the recent years, the venue to celebrate the anniversary of the attacks on Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Cespedes barracks in Santiago de Cuba and Bayamo, respectively on July 26, 1953.
From Camagüey, the Voice and Heart of a Passionate Radio Correspondent
For 15 years her voice has been linked to the Cuban province of Camagüey from where she contributes her reports to Havana-based emblematic Radio Rebelde.
Journalist Miozotis Fabelo Pinares has become very popular in various radio programs in Cuba; due to her devotion she has been elected outstanding worker of the National Trade Union of the Culture's Workers twenty times in a row.