In English the nightingale (Myadestes elisabeth) is called Cuban solitaire, since he does not walk in groups. It can only be found in the Sierra de los Órganos and the Sierra del Rosario, and the Sierra Maestra and the Macizo Sagua-Baracoa, in the east of the country. Its song does not resemble that of the so-called European nightingale. The Cuban nightingale is considered by specialists as the most skilled of the songbirds, even surpassing the mockingbird for the vocal skills it acquires during learning. It is considered by some authors as "the queen of songbirds." Its melodious and prolonged song has not been imitated by any of the known birds. There are those who feel some sadness in the divine intonation. #Naturaleza
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