The artist Tania Bruguera, the singer Aymée Nuviola and the journalist Lori Montenegro are the three Cubans to appear on the magazine’s list People in Spanish of “the 25 most powerful women of 2021”.
The magazine emphasized that Bruguera, 52, “continues to fight with the 27N group for island democracy” and different expressions of the artivista. “The fight against injustice and the violation of human rights never ends,” Bruguera said.
“There is confusion with the word power, it is often used to refer to control. In reality, power is the opposite: it inspires others to fight for what they believe, it is guiding those who are still afraid to expressing what they believe.They think, it is resilience in the face of injustice inflicted on others, it is giving without expecting anything in return, it is being there unconditionally for others, ” said the creator of the International Institute of Artivism Hannah Arendt (INSTAR).
Cuban singer and actress Aymée Cloudy, 48, is “winner of the Grammy and Latin Grammy AwardsAfter the success of Wind and weather (Top Stop Music), his album with pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba, is preparing a new album and a concert tour in Europe and Asia, ” he reviewed People in Spanish
“Love is an unwavering force in making this world a better place. I believe in a powerful God who gives me strength, wisdom and knowledge to overcome obstacles and move forward. young audience and I want to give them my best. from me, a message that helps you see the beautiful part of life “, are phrases from the singer who brought the magazine to the attention.
Cuban journalist Lori Montenegro, 61, is the head of the Telemundo News Bureau in Washington DC, USA Montenegro “leads a team of communicators who educate the Spanish community on issues that have a major impact on their lives – and she has mentored countless journalists. Helping new generations of her colleagues undoubtedly motivates her every day and her current team inspires her. , “the magazine reported.
“Success comes from the hand of God,” said the journalist. Montenegro affirmed from his team that “their determination to report in the midst of a pandemic and a hostile environment to the press did not stop them. Even when police and soldiers threw gas and fireworks at us in front of the White House, we did. don’t stop reporting “.