the queen of the guayabera earned her title. i've been so hot.haps soon i can help her sell her shirts in the united states. maybe, just maybe, the shirt could be called camilla e marcos. as for tony and sandra camacho, this is the restaurant? >> yes, it is. >> after telling them not to open a restaurant -- that's a bad idea -- and to concentrate on their bakery business -- you're building a brand, you guys are the burner brothers -- they took my advice and dropped the restaurant idea. they're selling the new space. and will invest the profit back into their bakery business. as it turns out, a smart and lucky move. officials have put a freeze on new restaurant licenses, a blow to the fledgling business community. if this country doesn't change, is talent going to be suppressed? is it going to be lost? are people going to stop trying? cuba stands at a moment of possibility. tensions with the u.s. have been eased, the people i met are hungry for the chance to rise or fall on their own. but make no mistake, their fate may rest less in their hands th

she's called the queen of the guayabera, a traditional cuban shirt, her specialty.d you sell them for? she told me she charges $60 a shirt, materials and labor costs $30. it takes a day and a half to finish each one. this is made one at a time. >> translator: one by one. >> i think we should charge more. >> translator: yes, i know. but in cuba, it will be a hard sell. >> in a good month, she sells eight shirts, making 240 bucks in profit. almost ten times the average monthly salary here. so where do you get the fabric? >> translator: that's a loaded question. >> loaded because like many cubans, she's forced to buy from el mercado negro. why is that the black market? >> translator: it is not in the stores. >> i want my own shirt. can you make me a shirt? >> translator: it will be my pleasure. >> luckily, there was enough linen left for me. this is my shirt. it takes a lot of measuring. i need a little extra cushion. make sure you keep plenty of room. this is probably a $98 shirt, retail. in the u.s., that is. to raise her prices in cuba, she needs a store, but that's