Subject: Orquesta Aragon

• Nuclear Countdown

  January 8, 1992

• Let Terrorist Eduardo Arocena Go

  El exilio wants him out of jail.

  September 25, 2008

• Gay Plays

  September 9, 2004

• Miami & Havana & Hip-Hop

  February 13, 2003

• Full Spectrum

  October 10, 2002

• Keeping Son Real

  July 11, 2002

• Various

  April 5, 2001

• Los Super Seven

  March 8, 2001

• Sidestepper

  October 26, 2000

• Out with the Geezers

  September 7, 2000

• Mullin

  April 20, 2000

• Miami Maestro

  August 26, 1999

• Havana Comes to the Heartland

  April 29, 1999

• Cuba's Past Is Present

  December 17, 1998

• The Congo, by Way of Cuba

  June 11, 1998

• !Viva Los Zafiros!

  April 9, 1998

• Rotations

  December 18, 1997

• The Quiet Cuban

  October 9, 1997

• The Beat Goes Off

  September 18, 1997

• Music to Die For

  March 27, 1997

• Letters

  February 20, 1997

• Miami 3:00 a.m.

  September 5, 1996

• Reverb

  April 4, 1996

• The Family That Plays Together

  November 3, 1993

• Legendary Cuban Band Septeto Nacional Back After 76 Years

  It's a measure of the new exile tolerance that a heralded band from Cuba is headed for Miami, and -- at least so far -- no one is talking about protests, pain or politics. ​The Septeto Nacional made its last U.S. appearance at the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago, where it won a Gold Medal by spreading the Afro-Cuban music made popular in the 1930s called "son." That was long before the Buena Vista Social Club Ry Cooder made  famous. Now, they're not only going back to the Windy City, but the

  November 5, 2009