Bohemia

Published weekly from 1910 to 2013, Bohemia was originally established in 1908 by Miguel Angel Quevedo Perez as a collection of commentaries on Cuban Politics, history, and social issues as well as pieces on contemporary fashion and style. In 1926, Miguel Angel Quevedo, named after his father, became editor and the magazine became a widely recognized and respected publication over the course of the mid-20th century. Following the Cuban Revolution, amid widespread censorship of anticommunist publications and Quevedo's voluntary exile in 1960, Enrique de al Osa was appointed as editor of Bohemia. After de la Osa's retirement in 1971, the magazine was led by various editors in the ensuing decades. The magazine was written in Spanish.