CUBA announced sales of US $360 million in international Cigar sales in 2009.
Habanos Group S.A commercial vice-president Manuel Garcia, prior to the inauguration of the 2010 Habanos Festival stated, "Cuban cigars enjoy an 80 per cent market value worldwide".
The 12th edition of the Habanos Festival is focused on launching new cigars.
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- Keith Whiting
- Born in London England, I started playing drums at 7 and played semi-professionally at 12. Turned professional at 15 and played throughout England and into Germany. As a member of the band Rare Amber I recorded a spectacularly unsuccessful album, which for some strange reason is now a collectors item and sells for ridiculous amounts of money! But the life of a starving musician lost it’s appeal and I started working at Phillips Records as an assistant recording engineer. At 18 I was hired by Decca Records as a record producer. I stayed there until moving to Canada at 21. I continued to work as a freelance producer and as the senior music producer at CBC Radio. I worked with most of the top names in jazz including - Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Oscar Peterson, Pat Metheny, Woody Herman, and many others. I produced the Gold Certified Album “Black Noise” by the group FM, and formed the world beat group “Kaleefah” and “The Gospel Project”. More recently I turned to writing and wrote a number of plays, including “Stride”, a story about a young Stride piano player in 1938 Chicago. I produced an album of the music for the play, which won “Classic Jazz Album of the Year”.
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