Luisa Yanez

A viewing will be held Monday for retired Archdiocese of Miami Monsignor Pedro Luis Pérez, the founding pastor of the popular San Lazaro Catholic Church in Hialeah who died Friday. He was 85.

Domitila “Tillie” Fox, a senior instructor at Florida International University’s Math Department, had an incredible childhood that played out against the backdrop of the famed Tropicana nightclub in Cuba before Castro.

In her new book, singer Rita Coolidge reveals that she helped write a section of “Layla”

How Glen Campbell and Tanya Tucker’s lover’s quarrel killed a hit song

Singer Glen Campbell, who died this week, recorded a string of famous songs. But he could have had one more monster hit, says well-known songwriter Steve Dorff in his soon-to-be-published autobiography.

Services will be held Saturday for Avelina Grau, whose husband Ramon Grau Alsina helped organize the famed Operation Pedro Pan and was also a member a prominent Cuban family whose patriarch was twice elected the island’s president.

Fifty years ago this month, the worst song ever written wafted out of transistor radios. And it continues to be one of the greatest hits.

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