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On Sunday, March 10, the Calle Ocho Music Festival returned to the streets of Little Havana, bringing with it plenty of music, food, and Latin culture. Organized by the Kiwanis of Little Havana, the festival stretched 15 blocks on SW Eighth St., with residents and tourists enjoying the historic neighborhood's sounds and flavors. Reggaeton duo Gente de Zona were this year's Kings of Carnaval Miami, performing along with a plethora of acts at the festival. Check out some of the more colorful moments and people at Calle Ocho 2024.
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