Aug. 22 (UPI) -- Cuban singer Gloria Estefan is celebrating the 40th anniversary of her 1985 hit "Conga." The music artist, ...

In the latest episode of Time to Walk episode on Apple Fitness+, Gloria Estefan opened up to Apple Fitness+ about predicting the success of Miami Sound Machine and her 1990 bus accident.

The legendary singer joins us for the "GMA" Summer Concert Series to perform one of her most popular songs with the Miami ...

Gloria Estefan (birth name Gloria María Milagrosa Fajardo, born September 1, 1957 in Havana, Cuba), is a five-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter-author, who began her career as lead vocalist ...

Now at Kravis Center through Sunday, “On Your Feet!” tells the rags-to-riches story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan, two Miami-bred Cuban-Americans who, first with the Miami Sound Machine and ...

Five decades into her career, the Cuban American legend — along with Shakira, Cyndi Lauper, Camila Cabello and more — ...

You may think you know the Estefan family. After all, more than 45 years have gone by since Gloria and Emilio released “Live Again/Renacer” as the first Miami Sound Machine album.

You may think you know the Estefan family. After all, more than 45 years have gone by since Gloria and Emilio released “Live Again/Renacer” as the first Miami Sound Machine album.

Gloria Estefan’s entire career, stretching back to the mid-1970s and those early Miami Sound Machine records, has been based in Miami. That career has been fruitful, to say the least: a Kennedy ...

Gloria (right, on mic) joined Emilio’s band the Miami Latin Boys, which transformed into the Miami Sound Machine in 1975. - Credit: Courtesy Gloria & Emilio Estefan ...

Disney released a video of Estefan and husband Emilio Estefan, also a member of Miami Sound Machine, before and after experiencing the ride as “Conga” played.

For Gloria and Emilio, Miami and its 500,000 Cuban immigrants provided the score. There were the Cuban classics that permeated the streets, homes, bars and parties.