This is what Cubans' "free houses" look like today | CUBA #2

In this video, we talk about the homes that many Cubans in Havana live in. We also explore the worlds of art, religion, music, and sports. 00:00 - Introduction 01:35 - Living in Solares 02:19 - What is a solar? 03:04 - Free houses for every Cuban 03:38 - They no longer have space to live 04:49 - Abandoned houses 05:07 - Half-Cuban flag - USA 05:40 - Bathrooms inside the lot 06:02 - Rooms 06:10 - Water problems 07:23 - Rope for groceries 07:41 - Elderly people 07:52 - More houses inside the lot 08:44 - Homeless person 10:13 - Reflection on the lot 10:48 - Baseball fans 11:04 - Baseball stadiums 11:11 - Getting to know the stadium 11:34 - Frederich Cepeda hits record 11:53 - Government-run baseball 12:21 - A percentage goes to the government 12:51 - Athletes escape from Cuba 13:47 - Armandito the Dyer 2:29 PM - Olympic athlete Soto Mayor 4:57 PM - Cuban hospitals 5:42 PM - Cuban medicine shortage 6:51 PM - First place with internet in Cuba 8:07 PM - Historical mural from prehistory 9:27 PM - Yoruba religion 9:46 PM - They practice Santeria 22:22 PM - There is a lot of syncretism 23:11 PM - Dances and rituals 25:05 PM - Indigenous culture in Cuba 25:45 PM - Cuban music 26:01 PM - Creators of the Cuban danzón 26:54 PM - How music is created 27:45 PM - Mandatory military service 28:13 PM - 634 attempts were made to kill Fidel Castro 28:40 PM - Conclusion and farewell