Eliades Ochoa, who achieved international fame as a charter member and key figure of Buena Vista Social Club, headlines the opening concert of Afro Roots Fest.

Spanish filmmaker Fernando Trueba and animator Javier Mariscal with Jeff Goldblum as the narrator tell the story of a young Brazilian musician who disappeares in "They Shot The Piano Player."

It's a double bill over two weekends for Global Cuba Fest with Omar Sosa at the bandshell, then Ernán López Nussa and Rolando Luna at the auditorium.

With its eighth edition, the South Beach Jazz Festival presents a stellar lineup and continues its awareness mission.

Arturo O'Farrill and his Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra celebrate the monumental moments when jazz met the rhythms of Cuba.

Inspired by the blocos of Rio De Janerio, Miamibloco takes audiences on a percussive journey influenced by Brazilian music traditions.

In three documentaries at the Miami Film Festival, Cuba's music reflects a battlefield of sometimes losses, other times hope.

From his Grammy awards to his concert attire, HistoryMiami Museum documents the career of Cuban-born, Miami native son Willy Chirino in a comprehensive exhibition.

The sons of Latin Jazz legends turn the Miami Beach Bandshell into the renowned Palladium Ballroom as one of the highlights of this year's South Beach Jazz Festival.

"And Sometimes . . . The Space is Full of a Previous Space," created by Gustavo Matamoros, are multimedia collaborations where the sound artist invites visitors to experience works in a four-part series throughout the month of September at the Deering Estate.