Carlos, it's not like you to have anything in your images that isn't nearly perfect. I think this is the first time I've seen any noise in one of your postings. Other than that, I find this to be a fascinating photo showing the colorful people and antennas that could be from the 1950's. You are a lucky man to be so traveled.

Don't be startled. I tipped off some friends from the CIA who will want an explanation from you about visiting Havana.

This Is good..Love those old Spanish style buildings...R.

A 'time document' to me, because of the carriages, old cars, TV-antennae, the women on the street wearing traditional clothes, and the Cuban Flag waving in a firm breeze.
Would have clone out the man with the white T-shirt and short pants, because he's disturbing to a certain extent this wonderful nostalgic view, Carlos!

Wonderful one however!

This really gives us a sense of what It is like to be there. I do agree with Dot, about the noise, I especially see it on the left. Mr. C's suggestion was a good one too. Perhaps re work and clone out the stand out guy. tigs=^..^=

This is a very nice shot of the old city. A beautiful street scene with much to look at.

Being up the road from you (Tampa) we get a lot of radio stations from Cuba, mainly Havana, and many of them drown out the local stations early in the morning. I know enough Spanish to make out the propaganda coming from the main culprits such as Radio Reloj! There needs to be a couple 1950's era cars and a donkey to really nail this shot. :) Great shot Carlos!