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Alexis Romay obtuvo una licenciatura en Educación (y otra en fugarse de Cuba) y una maestría en Lengua y Literatura Hispanoamericana. Es autor de las novelas "La apertura cubana", "Salidas de emergencia", el libro de sonetos "Los culpables", así como de "Diversionismo ideológico", una compilación de décimas satíricas publicadas en edición digital. Ha colaborado con las revistas Encuentro de la Cultura Cubana, Caleta, Replicante y Letras Libres. Ha escrito las letras de las canciones de Cecilio Valdés, Rey de La Habana, una «zarzuela moderna» concebida por Paquito D’Rivera, para quien también ha escrito piezas sueltas, entre las que destacan “Un minuto”, que ha de ser interpretada en sesenta segundos y Ode to the Promised Land (Oda a la tier ...more

Presentación de “La capital del sol”, de César Pérez

He venido a comentar

esta novela exquisita

escrita por César Pérez,

que en Boston no se está quieto

y no para de pensar 

en cómo sería Cuba

—la Cuba que está por fuera—

si la narramos en verso: 

una Cuba como un cubo, 

un poliedro inenarrable

que a fuerza de repetirse

nos repite y nos repite.

En La capital del sol

—tragicomedia en tres actos—,

César Pérez se desplaya

—ese verbo tan cubano—

y se inspira en sus

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La apertura cubana

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Diego and Mami to the Rescue

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Salidas de emergencia

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Los culpables

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