There are men who enter history for their victories. Others, for their riches, for their offices or for the size of their names. Aguilera’s true inheritance is not in a mausoleum. It is in that phrase uttered when Bayamo burned: “I have nothing as long as I have no Homeland.” So he was: a man who had much and died with almost nothing.
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There are men who enter history for their victories. Others, for their riches, for their offices or for the size of their names. Aguilera’s true inheritance is not in a mausoleum. It is in that phrase uttered when Bayamo burned: “I have nothing as long as I have no Homeland.” So he was: a man who had much and died with almost nothing.