Or La Pequeña Habana. Para todos los cubanos (and not only for them)! The Little Havana neighborhood in Miami is one of the places you need to check, by all means, when you get to this town, and seeing Cuban influences-social, political, cultural, all gathering here, in a colorful and energetic area, with cigar flavor and  strains of Celia Cruz’s songs seemed very picturesque to me.

In the Little Havana you can see wall drawings, graffiti, everywhere, they give the place an outburst of color. It’s a very expressive street art which really grasps the Latin spirit in its effervescence  and has different cultural land marks, with representations of Cuba, with characters, one of them being caricatured (Tito Puente, Beny Moré, Celia, Selena, José Martí, and many others), but with references to American elements, too.

They seemed very nice to me and a lot of people come here to take pictures, but also to eat the local specialties, such as, muy ricas!