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'Accidental Refugee' Sees Trouble, Tragedy and Success

Jessi Calzado-Esponda lives in the United States but spent her early years in Cuba.
Her family lived in Havana. Electric power was , The 29-year-old woman says her family would turn to music when the neighborhood lost power.
“Music was always part of my life even from a very young age. I remember that sometimes when the lights would go out in Cuba, all my family would come out with guitars and there would be singing and there would be some dancing.”
This memory is one of few Calzado-Esponda has from her childhood on the island nation.
She left at age seven – but not by choice. Her aunt had decided to flee from Cuba on a small raft. The young Calzado-Esponda and her grandmother stopped just to say goodbye. But disorder broke out and the little girl and her grandmother were on the raft when it launched. Neither could swim.