Castro's Cuba Research Article from The Way People Live

This Study Guide consists of approximately 113 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Castro's Cuba.

Castro's Cuba Research Article from The Way People Live

This Study Guide consists of approximately 113 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Castro's Cuba.
This section contains 4,518 words
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Although many Cubans spend much of their waking hours foraging and trying to make ends meet, they also find a respite from their hardships during their leisure time. And even though ever watchful government agents are always lurking nearby, Cubans celebrate life in a colorful, richly Caribbean way.

Hanging Out, Cuban Style

A convivial and garrulous people, Cubans, as a rule, enjoy socializing, eating, and drinking with one another. Many simply like to hang out with friends, neighbors, family members, and even strangers on sidewalks, in parks, and at street festivals. Cubans are quick to entertain guests with impromptu parties, even if they cannot always afford to provide enough food and drinks for their guests. Much of what they do for entertainment at these gatherings is talk. Researcher Mona Rosendahl observes:

Conversation is... an important part of ... validating...

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