This book presents a personal photographic collage of a two-week journey through Cuba in January 2026 — two weeks after the US intervention in Venezuela and the drastic tightening of the US blockade against Cuba, and just one week before Cuban airports ran out of fuel. Cuba was already severely affected by these restrictions, but sufficient reserves remained for everyday life to continue much as before.

The book brings together street photography, portraits, landscapes, and travel photography, accompanied by short texts reflecting the author’s experiences in Havana, Viñales, and Trinidad, as well as observations on various characteristic situations encountered along the way.