Amazon My Libros Books&Books Category:  History Publisher: Rosalie G. Sanchez ISBN-10:  1424335633 Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 391 Copyright: March 2007 ISBN-13: 9781424335633 Ofelia Fox, wife of the owner of the cabaret Tropicana of Havana was the first female personality of Spanish radio in Florida. The book has a colecction of her daily broadcasts interwoven with present day commentaries by Rosa Sanchez. Ofelia Fox and Rosa Sanchez, partners for nearly 45 years shared their lives and creative projects, including radio, TV, short movie scripts and now a book. Cuba patria en lagrimas y el Mensaje de Liansu is a diary of the first wave of Cuban political refugees thru the daily radio commentaries broadcast live by Ofelia Fox (Liansu) thru WMIE, now known as La Cubanisima, from Miami, Florida. The book, 391 pages of emotionally charged prose includes 16 pages of pictures and a second edition of Ofelia's 1961 book Cuba patria en lagrimas. The 2007 Miami International Book Fair invited Rosa Sanchez to introduce this book and the Instituto Internacional de Periodismo has nominated it for an award. Ofelia Fox also co-authored Tropicana Nights, the life and times of the legendary Cuban nightclub.   Excerpt "En el antiguo libro de la muerte de los Egipcios se habla de que para rescatar de la maldición del olvido a aquellos que han muerto es preciso repetir su nombre.Es el único modo de darles un nuevo hálito de vida. Por lo tanto, a través de este libro y de mi existencia en la tierra, Ofelia y Liansú viven todavía."

Cuban immigration to America
"I thank you personally and I am sure that one day colleges will use this book to study Cuban immigration to America. I sure hope you that translate it into English."
Linda Kerr

Excellent!
"Excellent! Thank you, Rosa. I read the book. I devoured it. It is the best accounting of the pain felt by Cubans in exile." R.M.

Spanish radio in South Florida
"This fascinating accounting of the first few years of the exiled Cuban community in Miami is a historical document that is so easy to read that I devoted a weekend to it. To those that don't know how Spanish radio began in Miami it is a great source of information."
Antonio Medina