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Did you know that the Cuban sandwich, or 'Cubano,' was actually invented in Tampa, Florida? This delicious combination of ham, roasted pork, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard on Cuban bread is a perfect example of how Cuban flavors have become an integral part of Southeastern cuisine.

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The strong, sweet Cuban coffee has become a beloved part of daily life in many Southeastern cities, especially Miami. It's not just a beverage, but a social ritual that brings people together.

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Mojo, a citrus-garlic sauce, has found its way into many Southeastern kitchens. It's used as a marinade for pork and chicken, and as a dipping sauce. This Cuban staple has influenced local cuisine, adding zesty flavors to traditional Southern dishes.

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Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, especially Calle Ocho (8th Street), is a hub of Cuban music and dance. The annual Calle Ocho Music Festival brings together thousands to celebrate Cuban and Latin American culture through music and dance.

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Largest Street Party in USA : Walking Entire Calle Ocho Festival 2023

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Cuban salsa has taken root in many Southeastern cities. In Atlanta, numerous salsa clubs and dance studios offer lessons and social dances, bringing a taste of Cuban nightlife to the heart of Georgia.

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Cuban jazz, with its unique rhythms and instrumentation, has greatly influenced the jazz scene in New Orleans. The city's annual Jazz & Heritage Festival often features Cuban and Cuban-American artists, showcasing the cultural exchange between Cuba and the American South.

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New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Presented By Shell - April 28 - May 7, 2023

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New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Presented By Shell Ft. Dead & Company, Ed Sheeran, Lizzo, Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers & Many More!

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The streets of Miami's Little Havana are adorned with colorful murals that reflect Cuban culture and history. These public artworks have inspired similar projects in other Southeastern cities, bringing a touch of Cuban vibrancy to urban landscapes.

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Cuban-Inspired Architecture in Ybor City

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Cuban-Inspired Architecture in Ybor City

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Ybor City in Tampa, Florida, showcases beautiful examples of Cuban-influenced architecture. The wrought-iron balconies and vibrant colors of many buildings in this historic neighborhood reflect the area's Cuban heritage.

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Located in Miami, this monument symbolizes the enduring connection between Cuba and the United States. It serves as a reminder of the cultural ties that bind the two nations and the impact of Cuban culture on the Southeastern U.S.

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The annual Three Kings Day Parade in Little Havana is a vibrant celebration of this important Cuban holiday. This tradition has spread to other Southeastern cities with significant Cuban populations, bringing a taste of Cuban Christmas customs to the region.

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The Three Kings parade marches down Calle Ocho

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Domino Park: A Cuban Tradition in the Heart of Miami

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Domino Park: A Cuban Tradition in the Heart of Miami

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Maximo Gomez Park, better known as Domino Park, is a gathering place for Cuban-Americans in Little Havana. The tradition of playing dominoes has spread throughout the Southeast, becoming a popular pastime in many communities.

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Many Southeastern cities now host Cuban-American heritage festivals. These events celebrate Cuban culture through food, music, dance, and art, helping to preserve and share Cuban traditions with the wider community.

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