Columbus discovered Cuba, and Cuba became a colony of Spain. When the Cuban people had two wars of independence and the second war of independence was about to win, the United States supported the Batista dictatorship, and the Cuban people had to embark on a revolutionary path against dictatorship. The historical background of the film is exactly the final stage of the final victory of Batista with the Castro brothers and Che Guevara from 1958 to 1959. Looking at this historical background, it must be a bitter white horror, but Brazil has a natural other side. Sunshine, passion, dance. The people of Brazil are very lovely. The revolution belongs to the revolution, and the dance competition still has to be held. The story is basically focused on the feelings and dances of the heroes and heroines, without overly exaggerating the revolutionary background, resulting in the feeling of being a transnational version of Romeo and Juliet. And the ending did not have the stunning finale of the general song and dance film "The Last Dance", because the dance competition was interrupted by the hero's brother's revenge and revolutionary success. Then the history of Cuba opened a new page. The heroine left Brazil and the male lead in the wonderful hope and touch of the movie. Due to the different charms of the heroes and heroines from beginning to end, as well as the blurred atmosphere in the black rose bar at the end, it always gives people the illusion that they will meet again in the future. Then the fact is that Cuba has since embarked on the road of socialism, the United States has imposed an economic blockade against it for decades, and the lives of the Cuban people have been difficult. It was not until Obama came to power that the two countries formally peace. If someone wants to imagine the heroine giving up life in the United States and returning to Cuba, or the heroine going to the United States through hard work and success, then it is a pity that due to economic relations and institutional sensitivity, both of these may be very difficult to achieve. But how should I say, there is always a good dream.
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