Orquesta Aragon

Drag legend Adora takes to Twist's turntables

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 spreadin ... More >>

Let Terrorist Eduardo Arocena Go

El exilio wants him out of jail.

Gay Plays

El exilio wants him out of jail.

Miami & Havana & Hip-Hop

Bring together musicians from both sides of the Florida Straits, let them mix it up, and watch what happens

Full Spectrum

Jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba takes Cuban music deep

Keeping Son Real

Conjunto Progreso does Latin like it should be

Various

Before Night Falls Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Blue Thumb Records

Los Super Seven

Canto
Columbia/Legacy

Sidestepper

More Grip (Palm Pictures )

Out with the Geezers

Englishman Rupert Mould takes Cuban music to new frontiers

Mullin

The Burden of a Violent History

Miami Maestro

Roberto Torres is the leader of the band, the singer of the songs, and the keeper of the Cuban musical flame

Havana Comes to the Heartland

Roberto Torres is the leader of the band, the singer of the songs, and the keeper of the Cuban musical flame

Cuba's Past Is Present

Roberto Torres is the leader of the band, the singer of the songs, and the keeper of the Cuban musical flame

The Congo, by Way of Cuba

Roberto Torres is the leader of the band, the singer of the songs, and the keeper of the Cuban musical flame

!Viva Los Zafiros!

Miami businessman Hugo Cancio's musical saga of Cuba's greatest vocal group has taken the island by storm and is now headed here

Rotations

Miami businessman Hugo Cancio's musical saga of Cuba's greatest vocal group has taken the island by storm and is now headed here

The Quiet Cuban

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

The Beat Goes Off

There was Cuban music at Midem's inaugural Miami music conference, but not much -- and maybe never again

Music to Die For

There was Cuban music at Midem's inaugural Miami music conference, but not much -- and maybe never again

Letters

There was Cuban music at Midem's inaugural Miami music conference, but not much -- and maybe never again

Miami 3:00 a.m.

There was Cuban music at Midem's inaugural Miami music conference, but not much -- and maybe never again

Reverb

There was Cuban music at Midem's inaugural Miami music conference, but not much -- and maybe never again

The Family That Plays Together

Poncho Sanchez beats the drum of Latin jazz as South Florida opens its ears

Nuclear Countdown

Valdez is dreaming again