Rise of ballet in Cuba after revolution

HAVANA, CUBA - FEBRUARY 11: Director of Cuban National Ballet School Ramona de Saa is seen as ballet dancers attend a training session in Havana, Cuba on February 11, 2015. Cuban National Ballet School, founded in 1931, is the biggest ballet school in the world with approximately 3,000 students in Cuba. Ballet, as an art, had became an important field of art with the Fidel Castro's revolution as well as it gained reputation around the world. (Photo by Ozge Elif Kizil/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
HAVANA, CUBA - FEBRUARY 11: Director of Cuban National Ballet School Ramona de Saa is seen as ballet dancers attend a training session in Havana, Cuba on February 11, 2015. Cuban National Ballet School, founded in 1931, is the biggest ballet school in the world with approximately 3,000 students in Cuba. Ballet, as an art, had became an important field of art with the Fidel Castro's revolution as well as it gained reputation around the world. (Photo by Ozge Elif Kizil/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
Rise of ballet in Cuba after revolution
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