Cultural roots.

The Cuban population is a melting pot of ethnic mixes from every corner of the world. The more significant roots in the Cuban nationality are Spanish and African. The first was the result of migration from the metropolis, which has been going on throughout our history more or less regularly. African roots also left a very particular mark in the process of the formation of Cuban culture. In the present definition of Cuban culture, these roots shape the basis of traditions, culture and popular believes.