Gloria Estefan

Miami's Gloria Estefan - who once performed at the Miami Marine Stadium in the 1980s, singing on its famous floating stage back when the stadium was used for rock concerts and speed boat races - is now the public face of the Marine stadium's preservation campaign according to the Miami Herald. "We are a very young city, but we've been here long enough to have a history, and it behooves us to save places like this,'' Estefan said to the Miami Herald "I've been around the world, and there is...Read Full Story

Gloria Estefan’s “The Standards,” a celebration of the American Songbook, will go on sale Sept. 10, Sony Masterworks said. Reflecting the international nature of her audience, the disc features songs sung in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French. Estefan, who contributed to Frank Sinatra’s 1993 “Duets” album and, more recently, to Tony Bennett’s “Viva Duets,” sought out singer-songwriter Laura Pausini, violinist Joshua Bell and saxophonist Dave Koz to collaborate on the project...Read Full Story

Gloria Estefan has returned to her longtime label, Sony Music Entertainment, for a multi-album agreement that begins with the release of her upcoming English-language album, “The Standards,” due out this Fall. As its name implies, the album is a set of American standards, but the repertoire included has special significance to Estefan, beginning with “The Way You Look Tonight” and “Good Morning Heartache,” which she performed at her very first“Tonight Show” appearance in 1985 with Miami Sound...Read Full Story

Miami Dade College in collaboration with The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba presents including famed dissident Berta Soler in commemoration of Cuban Independence Day Monday, May 20, 2013 11:30 a.m. Miami Dade College’s Freedom ...Read Full Story

Gloria Estefan introduces Christina Aguilera’s performance at the 40th American Music Awards in Los Angeles, California, November 18, 2012. — Reuters Photo NEW YORK:  Cuban-American singer Gloria Estefan and her music entrepreneur husband, Emilio, are developing a new Broadway show based on their lives, the show’s producer said on Tuesday. The couple is working with the Nederlander Organization on the show that will trace their lives from leaving Cuba to international stardom. “The Estefans...Read Full Story