In 1902 he moved to Havana, and founded the band La Juventud, with himself as director and cornet, Rogelio Solis (double bass), Félix González (figle), José Belén Puig (first clarinet), José Urfé (second clarinet), José de los Reyes (kettle drum) and Rufino Cárdenas (güiro).
Félix González-Torres (1957-1996), American, Cuban-born, gay visual artist
Subsequently he taught at New York University and briefly at the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia.
Felix Mendelssohn | Felix Frankfurter | Felipe González | Felix the Cat | Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster | José González | Félix Guattari | Miguel Ángel González | María Félix | Fernando González | Félix Trinidad | Felix Klein | Julie Felix | Felix Rodriguez | Félix Houphouët-Boigny | Felix Da Housecat | Delia Gonzalez | José Félix Ribas Municipality, Aragua | Felix von Luckner | Felix Unger | Félix Rodríguez (Central Intelligence Agency) | Felix Magath | Félix Fénéon | Felipe Gonzalez | Emilio González Márquez | Elián González affair | Allyson Felix | Roque González de Santa Cruz | Miguel Ángel González (boxer) | Mark González |
In 2001 he started the H+F Collection of contemporary art, which consists of photographs, videos, installations and paintings by – among others – Jeff Wall, Sam Taylor-Wood, Bill Viola, Shirin Neshat and Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
Her most recent books include a monograph she edited on the work of Felix Gonzalez-Torres and a major publication on the art of Sister Corita, which received an extensive review on the group blog Design Observer.