Havana at night it´s still alive, it doesn´t shine like Vegas, Paris or New York but still has its charming and lights. Some of this photographs area prove of that.
The sodium steam lights give a yellow tone that plays with the limelights of the cars. (Pictures: Gilberto González García)
A close up of the waste burning tower of the Oil Treatment Plant Ñico López. It seems that what is really burning is the bell tower of the San Judas Tadeo Church.
On the left, Habana Libre Hotel, behind Focsa Building.
The east area of the city, near to the bay, is brightly illuminated.
The storm cloud sloom over the city, that defends it self with its lights.
Finally, the fire of Vulcans teals the thunder, but Havana doesn´t back down.
After the tempest, the reis calm. Havana shines again with its very own light.
Translated by Anabel Oliva Martín
