VOICED : Nostalgia de comics sovieticos

The video discusses the presence of traditional Cuban souvenirs and the emergence of a new trend among young Cubans who are nostalgic for Soviet cartoons. These cartoons, once seen as technologically poor, are now cherished by those who grew up with them. The video explores the differing perceptions of these cartoons between adults and children during the 60s to 80s, and the current efforts to revive these forgotten characters in Cuban culture.

What traditional items are commonly found in souvenir shops in Havana?

• Mexican sombreros

• Brazilian coffee

• Argentinian tango shoes

• Guayaberas and Che Guevara-themed clothing

Who primarily shows interest in the new product competing with traditional souvenirs?

• Foreign tourists

• Young Cubans

• Elderly locals

• Business travelers

How were Soviet animated characters perceived by some parents in Cuba?

• As a cultural exchange

• As a source of joy

• As a form of punishment

• As educational tools

What was the children's perspective on Soviet cartoons during the 60s, 70s, and 80s?

• They were indifferent

• They enjoyed them as part of their childhood

• They preferred American cartoons

• They found them boring

Why do many Cubans today want to revive Soviet cartoon characters?

• For their technological advancement

• For their historical significance

• For their real value and nostalgia

• For their political messages