My friend and family physician, Dr. B, is also an underwater enthusiast. I explained that the Pearl of the Antilles was a perfect place.
Dr. B went diving off the Cuban coast and took great shots and better images, which were as impressive when compared to those of other people visiting the same place.
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Among the pantheon of scores John Scott wrote for famed documentarian Jacques Cousteau, 1986's "Cuba: Waters of Freedom" stands out as an especially flavorful and intricate work. Anchored by an exciting main idea whose bustling opening iteration sounds like a Latin-flavored variation on Scott's famed "Final Countdown" theme and is bespoke of the Cuban people and their culture, the composer deftly balances local color via folk-percussion (maracas, hand drums and so forth), Latin dance-like rhythms and tastefully-applied saxophone writing with the composer's typically ingenious penchant for impressionistic harmony and sumptuous orchestration.
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