The Cervantes Institute in Paris hosted, in coordination with the embassies of Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador and Peru, the opening of “The intangible of our own” exhibition, which offers from different perspectives and formats an approach to the regional cultural identity. Domingo Garcia, director of the Institute’s headquarters in the capital, said, “Weeks of rejoicing and celebration are setting off under the motto of heritage and diversity.

Cuban painter Francisco Rivero, photographers Javier Lazo (Ecuador) and Raymond Depardon (France) and Ecuadorian engraver Luis Solorio, the first two present at the exhibition, agreed to share some of their works.

In statements to Prensa Latina, Rivero and Lazo expressed satisfaction for participating in the project, framed in the Latin American and Caribbean Weeks, which until June 10 will highlight that part of the world from culture, science, economy and politics in various areas.

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