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Traditional Cuban clothing consists of the Guayabera and the Guayabera dress or in the more afro-Cuban livings, we can see the rumba dresses which are orange.
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What could be described as traditional Cuban costume or clothing for men?
errrr, Castro?WOW, What an ignorant answer!!! Castro is not the only Cuban. Can you believe that - there are other Cubans that are not Castro???If you're looking for a Cuban costume - look for a Rumbera or Salsera. You can look for Celia Cruz too.
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