When on that symbolic July 26th, 1982, in the Plaza de la Patria, in Bayamo, Fidel asked in his vibrant speech: "How could the history of Cuba be written without the history of Granma?," the answer was born right there, in reverse, precisely with another transcendental question: How could the history of Granma be written without talking about the presence of the Commander-in-Chief in this land?