In Cuba, Everyone Has a NicknameCommentator Ana Hebra Flaster says that in her native Cuba, nicknames are pervasive -- and often unflattering. These nicknames ususally make blunt reference to physical traits that would be unmentionable in the U.S.
Commentator Ana Hebra Flaster says that in her native Cuba, nicknames are pervasive — and often unflattering. These nicknames ususally make blunt reference to physical traits that would be unmentionable in the U.S.