Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba connects to 4653 places across 21 topics through 215 Bunkabop connections, spanning military history, nature, music, and religion. The city's strongest ties trace to conflict: the 1898 naval Battle of Santiago de Cuba brought Spain and the United States into direct confrontation here, and on 26 July 1953 Fidel Castro's attack on the Moncada Barracks launched the Cuban Revolution. Santiago is also known for son, the genre from which salsa developed, and shares many connections with Havana and Spain.
USS Gloucester (1891)
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: United States | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
lighthouses in Cuba
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Santiago, Chile
Moncada Barracks
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Artemisa, Cuba | Siboney, Cuba
José Olallo
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Havana, Cuba | Camagüey, Cuba
son (music)
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Oaxaca | Icod de los Vinos, Spain | Jalpa de Méndez, Mexico
Roman Catholic Diocese of Holguín
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Santiago, Chile | Holguín, Cuba | Aranguren, Spain
Maria das Neves
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Brussels | Angola | Tomé, Chile | São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe
Ibrahim Ferrer
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Santiago, Chile | Havana, Cuba | Pacho, Colombia
Ray Noble (baseball)
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: United States | Brooklyn, New York | Cuba | Palma Soriano, Cuba
Battle of the Aguadores
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Michigan | Cuba | Santiago, Chile | San Juan, Philippines | El Caney, Cuba
Roman Catholic Diocese of Cienfuegos
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Cuba | Cienfuegos, Cuba | Camagüey, Cuba | Dalmau, India | Aranguren, Spain
Carnival of Santiago de Cuba
Connects Santiago de Cuba, Cuba to: Spain | Cuba | Santiago, Chile | Havana, Cuba | Matanzas, Cuba