A bar/club that occurs in a residential home. The primary function of the house originally was residence, but because of its popularity has become a bar/club that regulars visit even when the owner of the home is not home. It is not a commercial venue, but a place that everyone consistently gravitates to because of the bar/club activities that take place there 24/7. Traditionally cubasnis are designed to accommodate bar/club activites and have pong tables, bars, lounges, black/strobe lights, stripper poles, etc installed.
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Latino is the lingo
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— Sen Dog (Cypress HIll artist)
Estilo be guajiro
Latino is the lingo
I’m straight Cubanichi
I bang Pinar del Rio
— Sen Dog (Cypress HIll artist)
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Pedro: How do you determine your cubanidad?
Faustino: Well I feel my cubanidad is grounded in my parents' experience of immigration from Cuba, and their struggle to start over in Miami.
Felipe: My cubanidad is less political than that, and more about the culture--dancing, music, food.
Pedro: So I guess there's both political and cultural components to my cubanidad. But more importantly, nobody can define your cubanidad for you. You have to feel your way through it, as a member of the Cuban people.
Faustino: Well I feel my cubanidad is grounded in my parents' experience of immigration from Cuba, and their struggle to start over in Miami.
Felipe: My cubanidad is less political than that, and more about the culture--dancing, music, food.
Pedro: So I guess there's both political and cultural components to my cubanidad. But more importantly, nobody can define your cubanidad for you. You have to feel your way through it, as a member of the Cuban people.
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