Lisette I. González Martínez (@lileisabel) - Proof of Brain

Lisette I. González Martínez

Habana, Cuba

Amo mi profesión y a mi familia en especial a mi hijo

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Arroz amarillo con sabor a casa / Home-style yellow rice Quise traerles uno de esos platos que huelen a casa y reúnen a cualquiera alrededor de la mesa. Un

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4 days ago

Church of the Assumption, a standard of the people Hello everyone, dear Wednesday walkers! Although the cold has seeped in through the cracks of Janua

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5 days ago

Fraternity Park. A stroll through the center of Havana [en/es] ¡Buenas mis queridos amigos de Dayli Blog! Les deseo a todos un bonito inicio de semana, les cont

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8 days ago

A stroll through Pepe Antonio's village/ Un paseo por la Villa de Pepe Antonio Hello, my friends at Daily Blog! I wish everyone a lovely day and that you welcome the weekend read

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12 days ago

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The art of creating and improvising [ en/es] There are days when you have to get creative and cook with whatever's in the pantry. Ironically,

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14 days ago

A route from Carlos III Avenue to Reina Street in Havana [en/es] Hello friends of Dayli Blog! I hope you've had a good day. Here in Cuba, we're in the middle of wint

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17 days ago

A green corner of Havana / Un rincón verde de La Habana A few days ago, after leaving work, I decided to take a slight detour from my usual route. The sun w

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18 days ago

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Cassava baskets filled with tuna [en/ es] In my country, Cuba, cassava is known as yuca. It's a humble, versatile ingredient, deeply rooted

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21 days ago

Obispo Street, a tour of surprises and crafts [ en/es] Hello, my friends of Daily Blog! Today I want to share a little bit of my afternoon with you. After

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24 days ago

A stroll through Guanabacoa; streets, bells and affections [ en/ es] Hello friends of Wednesday Walk! Have you ever visited Guanabacoa? Its name, of indigenous origin,

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