Little Havana

Doing some curated things there, then bringing them here, having an amazing meal, possibly out on the beach.

Where are they going to do that? tying in culture like Little Havana.

Also, there's nothing else like that anywhere.

So we try to create these special moments that that individual wouldn't do on their own or even think about it.

And I just grew up going to them all the time, and particularly Sergio's.

La Carreta and Versailles are the original ones in a place called Calle Ocho, which is like Little Havana.

But Sergio's, for my family, whenever we land in Miami, every single time, we stop at Sergio's.

I mean, I remember going to Sergio's when I was four, five, six years old.

So all the big skyscrapers and the waterfront.

There is also Little Havana.

So for any of our listeners or viewers who have been to Little Havana, kind of the old historic Cuban district, which is really beautiful.

See lots of old guys playing chess in it normally.

Yeah, Domino Park.

I mean, things that, you know, the Haitian population have never been given or the Honduran population.

It was always about...

Washington's war conflict with Havana.

All right, what's up, everybody? I am standing right near Calle Ocho in Miami, in Little Havana, and I wanna talk to you a bit today about an idea that most people never talk about.

There is an emotional aspect to success that a lot of people don't understand.

They can't wrap their head around and ultimately they grasp for success and very often it's elusive because of this problem.

But if it comes to a town near you, cannot recommend this show enough if you love live music, Cuban music in particular.

If you've ever been lucky enough to go to a little club in Little Havana in Miami, you got a taste.

This show turned this giant Walt Disney Theater at the Dr. Phillips Center into a tiny little intimate club in Havana.

And the energy, just unbelievable.

My name is Susie Battle.

I'm the owner and founder of Azucar Ice Cream in the heart of Little Havana, Pinecrest, and soon to be Hialeah.

Oh man, I love that.

That's exciting.

Calle Ocho Festival? The Calle Ocho Festival.

Why? Does it affect your business?

I think that the Kiwanis, they may be great people and they think for sure that they're great people, but throw the same party that you're throwing in Coral Gables in Little Havana.

Why is it jazz and beautiful music in Coral Gables and then all of a sudden it gets down and dirty in Calle Ocho?