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The Cuban actress Paula Alí celebrated her 90th birthday this weekend in an atmosphere filled with emotion and gratitude, during a special edition of the television program Al Mediodía, broadcasted on national television.
The official profile of the space on Facebook shared images of the celebration and a message in honor of the artist:
"Today we celebrate the 90th birthday of the incomparable Paula Alí, one of the greatest actresses of our television, film, and theater, beloved by the Cuban people for generations."
During the tribute, there were plenty of laughter, tears of joy, and memories of a career that has made a lasting impact on Cuban culture.
The event featured the presence of several special guests, including actors Mario Aguirre, Miriam Socarrás, and Diana Rosa Suárez.
Also participating was her nephew, the renowned actor Omar Alí, accompanied by his wife, the actress and screenwriter Iris Pérez, who warmly represented the family of the honoree.
Social media was flooded with messages of congratulations and affection for the veteran performer.
"Happy birthday, Paula," "Thank you for so much art," and "You are a pride for Cuba" were some of the most repeated comments from admirers and colleagues.
The festive atmosphere was accompanied by the music of Trío Los Embajadores and the group Compota de Manana, who participated as part of the Jazz Plaza festival, alongside Haila María Mompié and other guest artists.
Owner of a natural elegance and an inexhaustible talent, Paula Alí is regarded as one of the most important performers in the national scene.
Her career spans six decades in Cuban theater, film, and television, with memorable performances in productions such as In Love with the Sea (1989), Personal Tablet (1992), The Orphans of Obrapía (1999), Out at Night (2002), Oh, Havana! (2007), The Other Corner (2014), Look Again (2021), and The Children of Pandora (2022).
Her presence and artistic legacy continue to inspire admiration across generations, symbolizing the dedication and love for art that have made her an essential figure in Cuban culture.
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