Che Guevara Flag Flag (90*150cm)

'The face of Che Guevara has probably been seen by everyone at least once. The person is considered one of the central symbols of revolution, independence, and freedom.'

Flag with the famous visage of Che Guevara

The Che Guevara flag (90*150cm) is currently extremely popular in South America, but is also increasingly seen in Europe at demonstrations, protests, and rallies. Che Guevara is particularly revered in Cuba, as he was one of the central leaders of the rebel army during the Cuban Revolution. Over time, his face has reappeared in the fashion world and is often printed on T-shirts and tops. His likeness has also become more visible over time on flags and banners.
The representation on the flag is meant to symbolize independence and freedom. Exactly the things for which Che Guevara fought back in Cuba. However, Che Guevara is not a native Cuban.
"He was born in Rosario, Argentina, and died in Bolivia. However, his body was taken to Santa Clara, Cuba, which has since become a place of pilgrimage. His life and the circumstances of his death have posthumously created a true cult of personality that is recognized worldwide and, as already mentioned, has also made its way into fashion."