Street art in Little Havana
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A trip to Miami would be incomplete without a visit to Little Havana , the city ’ s colorful Cuban district . Between the 1950s and 1970s , the Cuban population in Miami boomed and brought with it some of the city ’ s best food and music venues . At Hoy Como Ayer , hip couples flock to the Thursday night parties at the dimly lit , romantic club where classic Cuban music blends with the tunes of a modern DJ . At the historic Ball and Chain , first opened in 1935 as a venue to showcase Black singers , you can still find live jazz and salsa every night . The lively club offers free classes for both beginning and experienced Latin dancers . Beyond Little Havana , loosen your inhibitions with mojitos before tearing up the dance floor at Mango ’ s Tropical Café South Beach , where beginner ’ s Latin dance lessons are held nightly to the tunes of a live band .
Dining on the waterfront
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