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 The main chapel at the Columbus (Colon) cemetery in Havana. A very famous cemetery with thousands of bright white tombs.
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 The occupant of this tomb was a mother who died in childbirth with a stillborn child. They were buried together, and legend has it that when the tomb was later opened, the child's remains were cradled in the mother's arms. Now it is a place where people come to ask for favors, especially for "fertility". There are hundreds of engraved notes of thanks for favors granted now on the tomb.
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 Afro-Cuban dancers represent a mixture of Afro and Cuban religions. They were located in an "artist community" called Callejon of Cuban artist Salvador Gonzales.
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