BETA
Chapter 1
The spark of the Cuban migration
Chapter 2
The rise of Miami Spanish
Chapter 3
Spanish as a business superpower
Chapter 4
The modern pan-Latino melting pot
YOUR GOAL
Master of Why Miami runs on Spanish
Ch 3 · Spanish as a business superpower
nic Miami's Spanish Business Hub
A thousand offices talking in Spanish! (Oh yeah!) / Miami connects the whole hemisphere! (Oh-oh!)
nic Miami's international banking sector relies heavily on bilingual professionals to attract global wealth.
nic Miami is the global capital for Spanish-language television, music, and entertainment production.
Fun Fact
Global TV hub: More Spanish-language television content is produced and broadcast from Miami than almost any other city in the world outside of Mexico City.
Glossary
bilingualism (noun)
The ability of an individual or a community to speak two languages fluently. This Spanish fluency has drawn more than 1,100 multinational corporate headquarters to Miami.
The ability of an individual or a community to speak two languages fluently. This Spanish fluency has drawn more than 1,100 multinational corporate headquarters to Miami.
Quiz
What percentage of Miami's population speaks a language other than English at home, primarily Spanish?
Quiz
Why do over 1,200 multinational corporations keep their Latin American headquarters in Miami?
Quiz
Which of these major Spanish-language television networks has its main headquarters in Miami?
Quiz
Which industry in Miami's Brickell district relies most heavily on bilingual Spanish-English employees?
Quiz
What nickname is frequently given to Miami due to its role as a financial and cultural bridge to South and Central America?
Quiz
Which Miami street is famous for having the largest concentration of international banks in the United States?