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Buika Concert Scheduled for Sept. 9 POSTPONED

Ah, the old visa troubles... Turns out two of the flamenco-fusion singer's band members are Cuban nationals. Here's the statement from the Rhythm Foundation, who booked the show. -- Arielle Castillo BUIKA CONCERT IN MIAMI IS POSTPONED The Rhythm Foundation announces that the BUIKA concert Tues September 9 at Gusman...

By Arielle Castillo

September 3, 2008

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Ah, the old visa troubles... Turns out two of the flamenco-fusion singer's band members are Cuban nationals. Here's the statement from the Rhythm Foundation, who booked the show. -- Arielle Castillo

BUIKA CONCERT IN MIAMI IS POSTPONED

The Rhythm Foundation announces that the BUIKA concert Tues September 9 at Gusman Theater is postponed. A new date will be announced shortly.

Buika, the stellar new artist from Spain, is forced to cancel the scheduled September 9th concert because of visa troubles. Two members of the group are Cuban nationals living in Madrid, and their visas were detained by the Department of Homeland Security.

Updated concert information will be announced soon. Ticket holders can either refund their tickets at the point of purchase or exchange them for new tickets when the date is announced.

Information at (305) 672 5202 or www.rhythmfoundation.com

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