This vinyl record documents Fidel Castro's closing speech at the Second Congress of the FMC (Federación de Mujeres Cubanas/Federation of Cuban Women) delivered on October 29, 1974. Produced and distributed by EGREM, Cuba's state recording company, the album was released in 1975 during the "Año del Primer Congreso" (Year of the First Congress), referring to the First Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba. The front cover features a color photograph of Castro in military uniform engaged in conversation with two women delegates wearing light blue dresses, symbolizing the dialogue between revolutionary leadership and Cuban women's organizations. The back cover presents a striking high-contrast graphic design by Pablo Labañino and Víctor Manuel Navarrete: an orange duotone portrait of a smiling woman wearing sunglasses and hoop earrings, rendered in a bold pop-art style that reflects 1970s Cuban revolutionary graphic design aesthetics.
Credited contributors include photographers Miriam Martínez, Mayra A. Martínez, and Kamposs, with additional work by Rigoberto Romero, Vidal Hernández, César Otero, Oscar Pérez, Fernando Gómez, and Revista Cuba. Technical production involved the Photography Department, the IBM Complex of the ICL Construction Technical Documentation and Information Center, and printing at the Unidad de Artes Gráficas de la Industria Ligera. The record bears the "Documentos Políticos" (Political Documents) designation, part of EGREM's series documenting important revolutionary speeches and events for mass distribution and political education throughout Cuba.