Gloria Estefan

Gloria Estefan, the legendary Cuban-American singer and songwriter, discusses her new album 'Raices' and the upcoming Broadway musical 'Basura'. She shares how music connects deeply with cultural identity and touches on its transformative power. The conversation also includes a touching story about a listener overcoming postpartum depression, showcasing the importance of mental health and support. Humor and lively banter among the hosts add a delightful touch as they weigh the merits of breakups in public versus private.

Gloria Estefan, one of the most successful female singers with over 120 million records sold, shares her remarkable journey from Cuba to global stardom. She recounts fleeing her homeland amid turmoil and surviving a near-fatal bus accident. The discussion highlights her deep connection to her Cuban roots, inspiring musical evolution, and the impact of her family’s heritage. Estefan also reveals plans for an online show addressing Latino family issues and art's role in resilience and freedom. Her heartfelt stories and insights make for an engaging conversation.

Gloria Estefan, a legendary singer with over 120 million records sold and three Grammys, shares her inspiring life story. She discusses her childhood in Cuba and the challenges of political upheaval, emphasizing music as a source of strength. Estefan reflects on her early days with the Miami Sound Machine and her emotional songwriting process. She recounts her harrowing bus accident, her remarkable recovery, and her dedication to cultural heritage through music, blending personal narratives with broader reflections on identity and resilience.