Hialeah, FL

Cuba Lives Restaurant

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Cuba Lives Restaurant is a Hialeah Cuban restaurant with recurring weekend live-music entertainment. The venue has a social dining atmosphere and is naturally suited to Cuban music, Latin pop, bolero, salsa, romantic ballads, jazz, and small ensembles. For musicians, strong vocals, familiar repertoire, and controlled volume matter because guests are dining and socializing throughout the set. A duo, trio, or compact band can work comfortably. Cuba Lives is a good Hialeah target for Latin performers looking for recurring weekend restaurant work and a culturally aligned audience.

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21+
Genres
Latin
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4590 W 12th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012, United States
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305-512-1488
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