Llilian Llanes holds a PhD in art history from the University of Havana and has been a professor of art history at this institution too. As vice-rector of research and postgraduate studies at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA), Llilian was also the founding director of the Center for Contemporary Art Wifredo Lam from where he carried out Bienal de La Habana until the sixth edition held in 1997. An expert in arts, she is the most renowned connoisseur of Cuban visual arts, a member of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) and president of the Cuban chapter. She is also a member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) and a correspondent of the National Academy of Fine Arts of Argentina. Llilian is currently art director of Art OnCuba magazine, since its founding in 2013. She has participated in numerous congresses and has been part of international juries, including the 51 Venice Biennial in 2005, among many others. She is dedicated to the research of Cuban art and her last published essays include: Rafael Blanco, the precursor, 2013, photography of the avant-garde in Cuba, 2012, and the roads of the avant-garde in Cuba, 2010. Of her published books, these are are some of her finest works: of the teaching of Art (1900-1930), Havana, ICL, 2017; El Vedado de los Generals and Doctors, Valencia, Spain, 2014; Memoirs of the Biennial of Havana 1984-1998, editions Cuban art, Havana, 2012; Beyond criticism, Editions Cuban art, Havana, 2012; Havana Then and Now, Thunder Bay Press, San Diego, California, 2004: Maisons du vieux Cuba, Editorial Ar, Flammarion, 1998; English version by Thames and Hudson, London, 1999; Spanish version by Editorial Nerea, 1999; and the transformation of Havana through its architecture, editorial Cuban lyrics, ICL, La Habana, 1992.

Mónica Rivero has been the editorial director of OnCuba Web for two years. She graduated in Journalism from the University of Havana (2012). In six years as a press professional, she has accumulated experience as a reporter and editor on various cultural and social issues. She worked at the Cubadebate website, where she published the systematic coverage of Silvio Rodríguez's tour in poor neighborhoods inside and outside the Cuban capital. From this accompaniment arose his her book "Por todo espacio, por este tiempo. With Silvio Rodríguez in neighborhoods of Havana" (2014), which relayed the personal and collective stories of these places with the use of her chronicle. In OnCuba, she has been part of a team that has learned about the challenges of doing journalism in Cuba, and the profession in general. She loves to do interviews because of the approach that promotes this medium, and has participated in international journalism meetings in Europe and Latin America. Since 2017, she also teaches at Late Escuela, a freelance journalism online workshop.

Eric Caraballoso Díaz is a Cuban journalist with 16 years of professional experience. With a masters degree in Latin American Culture and a graduate of the Literary Training Center "Onelio Jorge Cardoso", he worked as a professor in the Department of Journalism and Social Communication of the Universidad de Oriente, in Santiago de Cuba. He was for ten years the web editor on Radio Siboney, specializing in cultural issues. He also has experience as a scriptwriter and radio director. Since 2017, he's been a correspondent and co-editor of the OnCuba website. Eric also published book "La palabra en el aire: Memorias de la radio santiaguera" in 2014, as a result of an investigation into 90 years of radio history in Santiago de Cuba. He has collaborated with several Cuban magazines, such as Caserón and La Gaceta de Cuba, and has won awards in radio and literary events, including the Best Cultural Program Award at the International Radio and Television Festival, Havana 2013, for his radio program "De la radio a la radio".

Milena Recio is co-editor of the OnCuba digital magazine. She holds a Master’s Degree in Communication and originally began collaborating with the magazine in 2013 and became a staff member in 2015. Today, she carries out several editorial roles as part of the team and enjoys planning journalistic coverage, imagining the best way for writing stories, and organizing and improving texts written by other people. She also likes working as a reporter and interviewer, pursuing straight-forward dialogues where people express themselves openly. She studied Social Communication at the University of Havana, just after the dismantling of the Soviet bloc and during the worst years of the economic crisis in Cuba, widely known as Special Period; thus, she belongs to a transitional generation. For several years, she collaborated with several print media in Cuba while teaching Communication and Digital Journalism at the University of Havana and at the post-graduate Institute of Journalism. Many of her ex-students are now her colleagues as journalists. In 2003, she published "Havana Digital Journalism: The Limit of the Possible" and in 2012, she was a fellow at the Colegio Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO). Milena is the proud mother of a little girl who dreams being able to fly.

Marita Pérez Díaz is a Cuban multimedia journalist and editor, currently based in Miami. Marita recently received her MA in Magazine, Newspaper and Online Journalism at Newhouse in Syracuse University. She was awarded with a Syracuse University Graduate Fellowship for the 2017-2018 academic year. She also has worked in Cuba as a reporter and editor since 2014 for OnCuba Magazine. Marita uses technology, multimedia, and digital skills to tell the stories of people without a voice. Her dream is to keep building bridges of communication for Cubans inside and outside the island.