Jose Marti was the one who laid the foundation for the liberation of Cuba from Spanish domination and was the seed for the struggle for the liberation of the Latin American continent. Jos Mart¿ was also a pioneer of revolutionaries such as Seguerra and Fidel Castro. Jose Marti, a great intellectual and armed revolutionary, gave his life for the country on the battlefield. Marty was born in Havana, Cuba, on January 28, 1853, the only son of Mariano Marti and Leonor Perez. From a young age, he was a great painter, sculptor and artist who realized the versatile techniques. At the age of sixteen, he wrote editorials and wrote songs for local newspapers and spearheaded the struggle for national liberation. His poems and essays were anti-authoritarian and anti-repression liberation. Imprisonment at age 16The struggle against Spanish domination in Cuba began in 1869; Historically it has been called the Decade of War. From an early age, Marty was involved in the revolution against Spanish domination and slavery. At the age of 16, Marty's poems and revolutionary essays were well received by the militants. Marty, who was subsequently charged with treason, was sentenced to six years in prison. Marty was deported to Spain after his parents fought to reduce the sentence given to him, taking into account his age and his health. That is where his studies came to an end. While in Spain he studied law in the field of human rights.