You can keep to the night-club circuit or concentrate on the cultural.

Whatever your choice, there’s plenty going on. After dark, Miami moves to a Latin beat. People dress up and step out to supper clubs like Les Violins, Copacabana and the Flamenco, where Spanish guitars, Cuban show-girls and folklórico dancers share the spotlight in extra- vagant production numbers.

And in between the shows, strolling violinists put lovers – Latin and others -into the appropriate mood. So have dinner and make a night of it, or take in one of the shows for the price of drinks and a cover charge.

Over on the Beach, the big hotels stage their own lavish floor shows featuring American-style chorus lines, known singers and comedy acts in season. If you don’t feel like club-hopping on your own, join a bus tour and go around with a group.

There are lots of discos, some with live groups.

Piano bars specialise in mood music, drinks and, perhaps, dinner. The lively cocktail lounges have jazz combos, rock groups, soul or pop singers on hand. Romantic trios play in the lounges of the more elegant hotels, where sedate couples may be seen dancing cheek to cheek.

Take a look to the Night Clubs in Miami.

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