Cuba'S Traditional Women'S Costumes Are Brightly Coloured.

Cuba was the only aborigine living in Indian. During the Spanish colonial period, a large number of imported black slaves were engaged in labor and slave trade, making Cuba the black slave distributing center throughout the Americas. The black people accounted for almost half of the total Cuban population, most of them were descendants of the Spanish.

The most common religion in Cuba is Catholicism, including a mixed belief in African tribes and Catholicism.

Color of traditional Cuban women's clothing