The flag of Cuba, known as the “Estrella Solitaria” or “Lone Star,” has a rich history and deep symbolism. It consists of five horizontal stripes of blue and white, a red equilateral triangle on the hoist side, and a white star within the triangle. Here’s a breakdown of its history and the meanings behind its colors and elements:
The Cuban flag encapsulates the nation’s struggle for independence, its values, and the hope for a prosperous future.