In 1963, a group of intellectuals, writers, musicians and painters founded Círculo de Cultura Panamericano with the essential purpose of preserving the Cuban cultural heritage for its recovery in the near future, when the totalitarian communist regime of the Castros had come to an end. Sixty years of exile made that work spread, leaving a magnificent legacy to Cuban culture. This organization organized conferences, talks, book presentations and other cultural activities both in New Jersey and in New York and Miami. One of his main achievements was to publish a magazine that became one of the most important cultural instruments of the Cuban exile and of other Hispanic Americans, almost all of whom were professors at North American universities.This book, Bibliografía de Círculo: Revista de Cultura, that we publish offers the entire bibliography of the works published in the journal classified by subject matter and by those who wrote those articles. Thus, it offers a very important index to know the intellectual work of the Cuban exile and the cultural issues that they left as a legacy to the new generations.
