When on January 8th 1959 the rebels of the Caravan of Freedom entered in Havana, at the top of La Rampa street at El Vedado there was already an imposing tourist installation, that exhibited in its facade a splendid mural of ceramics. The hotel, opened just a year before, belonged to the American chain Hilton. The bilders had ordered the mural to one of the most recognized Cuban artists, Amelia Peláez. During three months, from January 8th, Fidel Castro would install his headquarters at room 2324. The bearded, just arrived from the Sierra Maestra, radically changed the human surroundings of the hotel. Shortly after, when passing to state administration, the hotel also changed its name to Habana Libre.

Nowadays, natiowide, there is a crisis in theater attendance. No matter the quality of the shows the audience is still scarce. In such context, the fact that the Abrakadabra Children Company handles to crowd theaters is something different. At the beginning, of course, it was not that way; but years later the company managed to attract the attention of thousands of children from the city and the province due t its varied shows and incredible talent.