Leonid Velekhov Havana - an open-air museum inhabited by people Cuba is a dark Madonna, Lorca called her. A series of essays by Leonid Velekhov is about this country, about its people who never lose heart, about its cities, many of which are real masterpieces. To be continued, see the beginning in #27 The main, cathedral square of Havana with the cathedral from 1777. Once upon a time, about three hundred years ago, this area was called swamp and served as a city dump site.