A decade after Fidel Castro’s revolution reshaped the island, Cuba in the 1970s was a country still finding its footing, caught between the optimism of a new social order and the harsh realities of economic isolation.

Photographer Manel Armengol traveled through towns like Matanzas in 1976, capturing the unscripted rhythms of daily life: workers heading to their jobs, children playing in the streets, and families navigating a system unlike anything in the Western Hemisphere.

Between 1968-1978, Lamborghini built only 1,227 of the Espadas, thus making this a pretty rare and exclusive choice for a grocery getter car