How to guarantee the continuity and evolution of our culture from the youngest generations was the focus of the debate at the 4th Congress Assembly of the Saíz Brothers Association in Ciego de Ávila.

Artistic expressions as the most visible and elucidated sign of cultural identity was, without a doubt, one of the most defended ideas in the debate of young creators in their strategic projection for the coming two and a half years.

A special moment was also the AHS's recognition of Tomás Alexis Martín Venegas and Ania Rosa Francisco Malde, outgoing Governor and Vice-Governor for their unconditional support for young art.

The 4th Congress of the AHS in Ciego de Ávila also fostered a frank exchange with the honorary members, including the insistent claim of stage artists for the constructive deterioration of their theaters, especially the Teatro Principal, a jewel of the eclecticism of the City of Portals.

The young creators also ratified the presidency of the Saíz Brothers Association in Ciego de Ávila with Santa Massiel Rueda Moreno at the helm, accompanied by vice presidents Cleilys Aurora Benítez Castro and Alejandro Quiñones Almanza.

At the end of the event, the most outstanding members of the organization were recognized by sections, including Yasmani Rodríguez Alfaro, Adrián Jaime Guzmán and the Décima Cuerda project, while Michel Puerta Marrero, Alexander Odle Campell, Reinier Agramonte and Jarrieg De Jesus Legitimate said bye due to their age.

In the assembly of young creators from Ciego de Ávila, Santa Massiel Rueda Moreno, Cleilys Aurora Benítez Castro and José Ángel Guevara Tamarit were also elected as delegates to the 4th AHS Congress.