The Cuban-American singer Gloria Estefan is the sponsor of the new submarino nuclear USS Miami, as announced by the Secretary of the Navy, Carlos Del Toro.
The statement took place during the "Fleet Week" event in Miami, which brings together thousands of members of the naval forces and celebrates their contribution to the nation.
Gloria Estefan, music icon and representative of the Cuban-American community, expressed his excitement with this appointment on social networks.
"What a tremendous honor to be named sponsor of the new submarino USS Miami! Thank you Secretary of the Navy, Carlos Del Toro, for this incredible surprise. "Let the tradition and the party continue!" said the artist.
The title of sponsor is honorary, it does not imply any financial commitment on the part of the artist. However, this role will allow Estefan to participate in ceremonies and events related to the submarine, representing not only the Miami community but also the Cuban diaspora in the United States.
He USS Miami It is known for its nuclear capacity and its versatility in both combat and intelligence missions.
He "Fleet Week" event It is celebrated for the first time in Miami. It had an inaugural concert produced by Cuban-American Emilio Estefan, Gloria's husband and renowned music producer. Carlos Del Toro, is also of Cuban origin, born in Havana in 1961.
"That shared history is what makes Miami one of the greatest cities in the world and emblematic of what makes this country the greatest in the world," said Del Toro, for whom the City of the Sun is an example of what happens when a city welcomes those seeking a better life.
Approximately 1,500 sailors and marines enjoyed the performances and Gloria Estefan's music, reinforcing the bond between the community and the armed forces.
"We are very grateful as citizens of this great country for having you all there protecting us and serving us," added the singer and highlighted the pride she feels in representing her community in this significant role.
The recognition of Gloria Estefan not only celebrates his influence as an artist but also his impact as a community leader, an emblematic figure of Miami and Cuban-American culture.
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