Jocelyne Porcher Tito Armando Núñez Gudás
Un progetto di sviluppo sostenibile a Las Terrazzas (Cuba)
Tito Armando Nuñez Gudás was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1952 and he has been interviewed during Terra Madre 2012.
During the interview he explains how and why the project for a sustainable and rural development called Las Terrazas and the restaurant Romero where born. He also narrates the history of his family and the experiences that led him to undertake this activity.
Nuñez also explains the relation between the revolution, and the following dictatorship, and the gastronomic heritage of Cuba, which gradually moved away from the United States’ influences.Video table of contents
Interview information
Country: CU
City: L'Avana
Altitude: 59m s.l.m.
Wikipedia: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Habana
Tito Armando Núñez Gudás
Year: 1952
City: L'Avana
Languages: Spagnolo
Document by: Alberto Meneghel
Video by: Dario Leone
Created: 25-10-2012
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Terra Madre
Terra Madre
The archive collects the experiences of the world’s various societies, music and traditions of the food community who meet in Turin every two years to share experiences and knowledge. The archive illustrates the lives of farmers, fishermen, breeders, producers who participated in the worldwide network “Terra Madre (Mother Earth”)”. The interviews highlight the connections between traditional products and the place where they live. Research promoted by the University of Gastronomic Sciences and Slow Food.
