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One of the most successful Latin crossover acts of the '80s, Miami Sound Machine was formed in 1975 as the Miami Latin Boys, by keyboardist Emile Estefan, Jr. Performing at a wedding shortly afterwards, the group was joined by guest vocalists Gloria Fajado and her cousin, Merci Navarro Murciano. The two singers impressed the band so much that they were invited to become members, and with their acceptance, the band was renamed Miami Sound Machine. After recording four all-Spanish albums released by CBS Discos, Miami Sound Machine broke through to a much larger audience with their first English album, Eyes...

Miami is a popular Kuwaiti Boy Band in the Middle East , with number one hits and albums. It got its start in 1986-1987, and produced its first album in 1991 called صبوحة (Sabooha, or Saboo7a) Then came: 1994: غزالة (Ghazaalah) 1995: السلام للة (Assalaam Lillah) 1996: عشوا (Aasho) 1997: شيلوها شيلة (Sheeloohaa Shaila) 1999: الحمد للة وشفناكم (Alhamdulillah Washufnaakom) 2000: سكر زيادة (Sukkar Ziyaadeh) 2001: هونها (Hoonhaa) 2003: يا حلوكم (Yaa Helookom) 2004: يا عمري أنا (Yaa 3omri 2anaa) 2005: باك تون (Back Toon) .

There are at least 6 artists called Miami: 1. This band plays funk and r&b which has recently been sampled by various pop artists including the horn section used by Jennifer Lopez's "Play". 2. Early-'00s San Francisco Bay Area punk band. 3. Synth pop/rap duo from Tokyo, Japan. 4. Miami is a hyphy MC 5. Miami is an Arabic music band from Kuwait. They sing the song "Habibi Alli", which is popular with American bellydancers and is included on the Bellydance Superstars Vol 2 album. The song itself is a 'greeting' to the whole world. The refrain says, "Hello to...

The Miami Boyz were a Miami Bass Rap group who debuted in 1988, produced by Joey Boy Records in-house producer Calvin Mill II (former member of Pretty Tony's group Freestyle). Under this guise, the members Amazing B and Icy C released two albums: Getting Off in 1988, and Rollin' N Steppin' in 1990 (partly produced by Miami Bass legend, Eric Griffin). The Miami Boyz returned in 1992, albeit, as a completely different unit, since Joey Boy Records was restructuring. The new Miami Boyz was produced by DJ Fury, and featured co-production by new group member Ace the Bulldog. They released...