Calle Ocho: Miami's Biggest Latin American Festival

Calle Ocho is a vibrant festival in Miami's Little Havana, celebrating Latin American culture. Originating in 1978, it has grown from a small block party to a major event attracting millions. The festival features food, music, dance, and cultural activities, including a world-record conga line. Visitors can enjoy various performances, try Latin American cuisine, and explore Miami's rich cultural landscape.

What was the original idea for an event on Southwest 8th Street before Calle Ocho was created?

• A music concert

• A food festival

• A bicycle race

• A dance competition

What is the significance of Little Havana for the Calle Ocho Festival?

• It is the birthplace of salsa music

• It is known for its skyscrapers

• It is home to many Central American and Caribbean immigrants

• It is the largest neighborhood in Miami

Which of the following is NOT an activity you can enjoy at the Calle Ocho Festival?

• Domino tournament

• Golf classic

• Skiing competition

• Cooking contests

What world record did Calle Ocho set in 1988?

• Largest salsa dance

• Longest conga line

• Most flags displayed

• Biggest food festival

Which dance is NOT mentioned as part of the Calle Ocho Festival?

• Bachata

• Tango

• Merengue

• Salsa

What is a popular reason for people to visit Little Havana during the festival?

• To experience Latin American culture

• To enjoy the beach

• To attend a film festival

• To see the Art Deco architecture

Which of the following is a feature of Miami mentioned in the video?

• Ski resorts

• Art Basel exhibits

• Mountain hiking

• Desert safaris