Over a year ago, a simple yet powerful graffiti began appearing around the Cuba's capital, Havana: "You need to be happy." This seemingly innocent message on weathered walls and signs in the city is prompting introspection for many, as well as inspiring Cuban artists.
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00:31It is almost an order that invites us to love each other, to have a good relationship.
00:38It is a kind order.
00:40The social response in Cuba is so used to orders that only one order can attract enough attention.
01:01Cubans have always had a little more work.
01:05So I see this as a social message that Mr. Sat has created
01:10so that all Cubans who are obviously going through a situation that is not the best,
01:15every time they go out on the street they have a ring of hope.