La Pequeña Habana, 'Little Havana' got its name from Cuban influx between the late 1950's and early 1970's.
The neighborhood lies immediately west of Downtown Miami, originally being a lower-middle-class Southern and primarily Jewish community.
Subsequent waves of immigration in the 80's expanded the Cuban cultural landscape of the area, now including immigrants from all over Latin American countries.
The neighborhood lies immediately west of Downtown Miami, originally being a lower-middle-class Southern and primarily Jewish community.
Subsequent waves of immigration in the 80's expanded the Cuban cultural landscape of the area, now including immigrants from all over Latin American countries.
