Latin culture runs deep in the Crescent City

New Orleans — a city that never forgot the importance of indulging the senses, even if it meant turning a blind eye to sin; a city that is both the most Africanized and deeply Latin in the United States; a city that has had a prodigious influence on world culture — that city taken by waters has deeper currents that intersect those of my native Cuba.

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