Roberto Chile, afamado documentalista y fotógrafo cubano, comparte su historia de vida en Nicaragua

diciembre 6, 2025

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Roberto Chile, a Cuban documentarian and photographer, visited Nicaragua to share his experiences with Nicaraguan communicators.
He prefers to call his presentation a 'dialogue' or 'exchange of knowledge' rather than a masterclass.
Chile has captured iconic images of the Cuban Revolution and historical world events.
He shared his personal journey into photography and his experiences.
The event took place at the Sala Pilar Aguirre of the Cinemateca Nacional.
Chile believes a photographer's main challenge is to tell a story through images, transmitting an idea that reaches the heart.
He advised photographers to aim for an exceptional photograph that encapsulates the event.
Idania Castillo, Codirectora of the Cinemateca de Nicaragua, highlighted the privilege of hosting Chile and the expected benefit for Nicaraguan communicators.
Roberto Chile, 71, was born in Havana, Cuba, on September 29, 1954, and holds a degree in Telecommunications Engineering.
He won the Caracol Award for Best Documentary in 1984 for '¿Quién es Al Giddings?'.
He is also the author of the photographic exhibition 'Afrodescendientes-Guanabacoa-Cuba'.

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