En medio de la crisis que vive el país, este 25 de enero se celebró el Año Nuevo Chino en el Paseo del Prado, en La Habana. 🇨🇺
El día que se festeja el inicio del Año Nuevo chino cambia cada año. En 2025 se celebrará en la luna nueva del 29 de enero. Esta fecha marca el inicio del calendario lunar en la cultura china, una tradición que simboliza renovación, prosperidad y esperanza. Sin embargo, muchos cubanos cuestionan estas celebraciones en un contexto de miseria y desabastecimiento en la isla.
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El día que se festeja el inicio del Año Nuevo chino cambia cada año. En 2025 se celebrará en la luna nueva del 29 de enero. Esta fecha marca el inicio del calendario lunar en la cultura china, una tradición que simboliza renovación, prosperidad y esperanza. Sin embargo, muchos cubanos cuestionan estas celebraciones en un contexto de miseria y desabastecimiento en la isla.
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#SOSCuba 🇨🇺 #CubaEnCrisis #AñoLunarChino #DenunciaCiudadana #ADNCuba
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00:00Cuba celebrates the Chinese Lunar New Year with hunger, misery and poverty.
00:24With hunger, misery and poverty, we must also celebrate a lunar year in Cuba, which has nothing to do with us.
00:37What do you celebrate?
00:40We are going to celebrate the beginning of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
00:46Here we are to celebrate it.
00:48How many years is the lunar year today?
00:51It is usually the end of the year in Cuba, on December 31st.
00:57Today is January 25th.
00:59That's why we are celebrating it here.
01:01Thank you very much.
01:08Send a message to the whole world.
01:11Peace and happiness for the new year.
01:14Chinese, Cubans and the whole world.
01:16We are reporting for ADN. What is your name?
01:18What is your name?
01:20What is your name?
01:34We are celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year here in Cuba.
01:50We are celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year here in Cuba.
01:55We are celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year here in Cuba.
02:08The Chinese have a family holiday here.
02:11But there is no food.
02:13Everything is paper, books and noodles.
02:19Everything is paper, books and noodles.
02:49The Chinese have a family holiday here.
02:51Everything is paper, books and noodles.
03:02No food?
03:03The two stalls at the front should have food.
03:07The two stalls at the front should have food.
03:19Look, family, a report for ADN Cuba, directly here from the Prado, celebrating the Chinese
03:44Lunar Year.
03:46Carlo Milanese, Julio Cesar Congo.
03:50Look, in the midst of hunger, misery, poverty and need, and the misfortunes and alas
03:57that are accompanying us, we must celebrate the Chinese Lunar Year, preparing ourselves
04:03all to speak Chinese.