Aerial view of Havana

César M. González, on September 7, 2007, said:

I saw this view when I was 8 years old as I left Cuba with my 22 year-old sister, on January 27, 1962, except that we saw spinning propellers outside our window, instead of jet turbines. At that moment, my sister said : Goodbye my beautiful Cuba, we shall never see you again. Maybe she was wrong. Cuba may be FREE and prosperous again someday.

xyge518, on September 22, 2007, said:

我草，都他妈说鸟语，能不能说人话

Jey!, on March 28, 2008, said:

Esta foto trae tantos recuerdos a mi mente...que linda mi Cuba.

Perak, on April 6, 2008, said:

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My geocaching name is ZDEFRAN from Czech republic.

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ganzilotomich, on January 5, 2009, said:

Querida Havana... linda.

albionestor, on January 14, 2009, said:

q' linda foto. sueno algun dia regresar a mi havana.

Lilián de Arredondo, on February 5, 2009, said:

Nice pic

Lilián de Arredondo, on February 16, 2009, said:

ganzilotomich, hablas español?? es que a veecs no entiendo bien lo que dices :(

Lilián de Arredondo, on February 16, 2009, said:

ganzilotomich, hablas español?? es que a veces no entiendo bien lo que dices :(

Discúlpame, es que no comprendo mucho el portugués...

ganzilotomich, on February 20, 2009, said:

Hola a todos es un paseo agradable, diría yo, allí he visto y comentado en algunas fotos, y se siente un poco nescessitado a tomar partido, pero me siento listo ... y también no ver a nadie, ni el Norte ni el Sur o el Este o el Oeste. Creo que la mayor falta es que el agente recibe al nacer. Se trata de la mayor carga y creo que tengo que levalo con Migo hasta el final, no hay salida, y así ir al final, estoy impreção a un profundo sentimiento de tener que pedir disculpas a todos.

Lilián de Arredondo, on February 20, 2009, said:

Hola!!! gracias por la traducción. Pedir disculpas por qué?? no entiendo!! yo solo puedo darte las gracias por aprender tanto con tus comentarios, son muy interesantes. Gracias y saludos desde España.

Figaro1, on April 4, 2009, said:

That will be leaving not coming in for a landing. This is probably the most significant foto for a large portion of the poeple that looks at Cuba's Panoramio fotos.

I am tring to recognize the location, it that Marianano/Playa?

Amazing the impresion and responds that it gives

Sam1961, on May 28, 2009, said:

César M. González, of course Cuba will be flourishing as ever...you know, I understand your feelings perfectly. I lived in Cuba for two years (1975-77), I was attending the Jose Marti school to speak Spanish, and I was 15-17 year old boy at the time. I saw this view when we were first landing the Havana airport, and there was a group of Cuban officers coming from Moscow with us - when they saw the view, they screamed: Viva Cuba!! Patria o muerte - Venceremos!!!!!!!!, aplausing again and again....I lived in Havana, Vedado, the very center of the city, Edificio Focsa. Father worked there as the construction engineer; we know Havana maybe by it's every square meter - walking round there day and night was the ultimate satisfaction.....the people is so kind and welcoming, dancing whole day 'n' night....You have the superb homeland, which became my homeland too....Of course life there now's difficult but believe me a day will come when it'll become prosperous and rich. Simply I'd wish Cubans to be free of anyone's influence - Russian or American - and to live their own way. Regards, Sam Harutyunyan from Armenia

ganzilotomich, on June 4, said:

Gostei: não aterrissar; provavelmente isto não teve uma escolha, pode crer.

ThoiryK, on June 5, said:

I took this photo as I was taking off from Havana, as it seems to be a subject of discussion.

MERCCY, on August 8, said:

a mi tambien me trae muchos recuerdos cuando yo tenia 15 anos en el 1968 fue muy duro para mi,lloraba amargamente cuando veia como el avion se alejaba y yo miraba para mi querido caiman del caribe mi cubita la bella!!! ya me hicieron llorar con esta foto!!!