Eventually, rebels took over the city of Bayamo, making a significant victory that brought hope to the people.

But he responded with blasts like the fury of a bayamo.

There's no priest closer than Bayamo, and that's three days' ride.

Gales of green and white fire blasted through the air, shattered it like a bayamo.

There was a bayamo upon the Sea.

All five were going to a conference at Bayamo University and their company made the travail of moving to coach six seem worthwhile.

Marisol is 24, and left her hometown of Bayamo two years ago for Havana.

The community of Bayamo lies on a plain by the Bayamon River.

Within three months Bayamo was again seized by the Spanish, but by that time the city had been burned to the ground.

First verse: Hasten to battle, men of Bayamo!

Bayamo River is a river of southern Cuba.

When Bayamo was about to fall to the Spanish forces, he set fire to his own house in the city-wide fire started by the residents.

He was born in Bayamo, Cuba and died in Bogotá.

Its capital is Bayamo.

We have breakfast at the hotel before heading to Santiago de Cuba stopping in Bayamo along the way.

Near Santiago de Cuba, the Bayamo River washed away 25 houses and killed five people.

When Spain fought back, Céspedes burned Bayamo to the ground rather than surrender it.

Our travels continue to the historical town of Bayamo and lively city of Santiago de Cuba.

University of Granma, a university located in Bayamo, Cuba.

The Government salary, she said, never lasted an entire month, and her son was underweight and scrawny when they left Bayamo.

Yet on a two-lane highway from Las Tunas to Bayamo, the road is alive and bustling.

The little towns of Granma, such as Bayamo and Media Luna, have great charm.

The first government of the Republic in Arms, headed by Céspedes, was established in Bayamo.

"El Himno de Bayamo"

On 3 April 1961, a bomb attack on militia barracks in Bayamo killed four militia, and wounded eight more.

Eventually, rebels took over the city of Bayamo, making a significant victory that brought hope to the people.

But he responded with blasts like the fury of a bayamo.

There's no priest closer than Bayamo, and that's three days' ride.

Gales of green and white fire blasted through the air, shattered it like a bayamo.

There was a bayamo upon the Sea.

All five were going to a conference at Bayamo University and their company made the travail of moving to coach six seem worthwhile.

Marisol is 24, and left her hometown of Bayamo two years ago for Havana.

The community of Bayamo lies on a plain by the Bayamon River.

Within three months Bayamo was again seized by the Spanish, but by that time the city had been burned to the ground.

First verse: Hasten to battle, men of Bayamo!

Bayamo River is a river of southern Cuba.

When Bayamo was about to fall to the Spanish forces, he set fire to his own house in the city-wide fire started by the residents.

He was born in Bayamo, Cuba and died in Bogotá.

Its capital is Bayamo.

We have breakfast at the hotel before heading to Santiago de Cuba stopping in Bayamo along the way.

Near Santiago de Cuba, the Bayamo River washed away 25 houses and killed five people.

When Spain fought back, Céspedes burned Bayamo to the ground rather than surrender it.

Our travels continue to the historical town of Bayamo and lively city of Santiago de Cuba.

University of Granma, a university located in Bayamo, Cuba.

The Government salary, she said, never lasted an entire month, and her son was underweight and scrawny when they left Bayamo.

Yet on a two-lane highway from Las Tunas to Bayamo, the road is alive and bustling.

The little towns of Granma, such as Bayamo and Media Luna, have great charm.

The first government of the Republic in Arms, headed by Céspedes, was established in Bayamo.

"El Himno de Bayamo"

On 3 April 1961, a bomb attack on militia barracks in Bayamo killed four militia, and wounded eight more.