Miami, FL – The vibrant Tropical Night in the 305 shone brightly at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, where a gala event paid tribute to the renowned Cuban artist Willy Chirino. This gathering was part of the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC), skillfully organized by the talented Liliam López, Honorary Doctor and President of the SFLHCC.
Willy Chirino, a distinguished figure in Cuban American music, took center stage by receiving the prestigious Global Excellence in Entertainment Award from the SFLHCC in recognition of his incredible 50-year artistic legacy.
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce highlighted the award, emphasizing Chirino’s exceptional contribution to the artistic world. The evening was a tribute to the rich cultural heritage and lasting impact of this talented artist on the Cuban American scene.
Founded on July 21, 1994, the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce aims to promote the continuous growth and development of the Hispanic business community. The SFLHCC, acting as a resource center and advocate for businesses owned by Hispanics and minorities, brings together dedicated professionals and business owners.
Established as a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization, it promotes the business, financial, educational, and civic interests of the growing Hispanic community in South Florida. With 30 years of existence, the SFLHCC continues to provide business opportunities and foster business leadership in the diverse Hispanic population of South Florida.
In addition, the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrates the recognition received from the County and various municipalities and institutions in South Florida during its outstanding Gala, Tropical Nights in the 305. Among the distinguished recognitions are:
- Miami-Dade County
- City of Miami
- City of Hialeah
- City of Doral
- City of Miami Lakes
- City of Sweetwater
- City of Hialeah Gardens
- City of South Miami
- City of Palmetto Bay
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