Category Archives: Cuban habits
Oye Asere!
Oye Asere! Stroll down any street in Miami, walk into any bakery, cruise down South Beach with power 96.5 blasting through the radio and more than likely the word Asere … Continue reading
Diecisiete Velas
Saca los tambores, wave down the flower vendors, fuma el tabaco y deja el cabo, y póngale unas velitas y un poco de dinero al viejo San Lazaro para que … Continue reading
Sansgiving
El Dia de el Pavo This is the best time of the year (other than Noche Buena) where you see everyone from your family. Through the door walks all your … Continue reading
Someone Please Notify Ed Hardy
This post is totally a bit biased on my part, but I cannot contain myself any longer. Please, will the Cubans of Hialeah return all the Ed Hardy gear back … Continue reading
Cantar el Manisero en Miami
You never really notice how over-the-top some of our Cuban customs are, especially when it’s all you know. Take for instance funerals. Every single one of the funerals I’ve ever … Continue reading
Ese Huevo Quiere Sal: Reminders on Dating in Miami
When it comes to dating, I think it’s easy to say that dating a Cuban or Latino means you’re dating her/him, the mother, the brother, the father, los vecinos and even the checkout … Continue reading
Enciéndale una velita
De milagro, there hasn’t been any hurricanes to hit Miami this year as of yet. It’s actually been quite a while since we’ve had any major storms that cause the … Continue reading
Cuando las gallinas mean
De niña, I was always pretty quiet and I kept to myself, mostly because I was incredibly timid. In fact, I’m still pretty much the same except now I’ve come … Continue reading
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