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My Footsteps In Baragua

On the history in Cuba of an extensive West Indian community (consisting of people from Jamaica, Barbados, & many others)

Type: Documentary
Length: 53 minutes
Year: -
Audio Language: English, Spanish
Subtitles: English
Themes: Anthropology/Archaeology, Cuba, Culture/Festivals/Food, Social Life and Customs
Director(s): Gloria Rolando

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