Hablamos con nuestra locutor Albertico Rodriguez que también fundó a Súper Q.

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Discover the stories behind the voices that defined a generation, from the early days of the station to the challenges and triumphs that shaped its identity. We’ll also give you a sneak peek at what’s coming up in future episodes, where we’ll dive deep into the music that made Miami a global hotspot, featuring iconic artists, unforgettable concerts, and the beats that still echo through the city today.

Hablamos con nuestra locutora Annie Lanz que también fundó a Súper Q y estaba de 10am a 11am en el Aire. “ Annie Lanz La Negra como cariñosa le llamamos"

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Discover the stories behind the voices that defined a generation, from the early days of the station to the challenges and triumphs that shaped its identity. We’ll also give you a sneak peek at what’s coming up in future episodes, where we’ll dive deep into the music that made Miami a global hotspot, featuring iconic artists, unforgettable concerts, and the beats that still echo through the city today.

Episode 3: Miami’s Music Revolution in the 80s – Clubs, The Mariel Boatlift, and "Que Pasa USA"

In this episode of "Super Q Chronicles: Miami's Music Legacy," host Maria Cristina Ruiz takes us back to the vibrant 1980s, a time when Miami's music scene was undergoing a radical transformation. Explore the lasting impact of the Mariel Boatlift, which brought a new wave of Cuban immigrants who changed the sound and culture of Miami's nightlife. We’ll take a look at iconic clubs like Tropigala and The Mutiny, where Miami’s diverse musical styles collided and thrived.

Maria Cristina also dives into the beloved bilingual TV show "Que Pasa USA," which perfectly captured the Cuban-American experience and became a cultural touchstone for Miami’s growing Latino community. From salsa and disco to the sounds of Miami’s underground scene, this episode paints a vivid picture of how Miami became the musical melting pot we know today.

Acompáñanos en este episodio mientras exploramos cómo los clubes de Miami, el impacto del éxodo del Mariel y el éxito de "Que Pasa USA" transformaron la música y la cultura de la ciudad en los años 80.