Gran Teatro de La Habana

Alejo Carpentier already said, the great Cuban novelist and amateur like me to architecture: "A style without style, ultimately, by process of symbiosis, amalgam, is housed in a baroque peculiar". With these words referred to the ornate neo-Baroque Gallego Center. Built around the already existing theater called Tacon Theatre between the years of 1907 and 1914, it was orginally opened with five carnival masked balls in 1838. This connection supports the statement of the grounds of being the oldest operating theater in the Western Hemisphere (the capacity is 2000 people). Leaving aside the history,