Currently, the exhibition can be visited in Homestead.
Miami, United States. – Leon Medical Centers, in collaboration with the heritage of Celia Cruz, presented an itinerant exhibition of the artist’s historical objects to commemorate her centenary, which is fulfilled on October 21. The sample – inaugurated on Homestead – brings together unique pieces of the singer’s trajectory, including some exhibited in the Smithsonian Institution, according to a press release sent to Cubanet.
“This exhibition is a wonderful way to celebrate Celia’s centenary and share her story with new fans and always,” he said Omer Pardillo-CidAlbacea of the heritage of the Queen of Salsa. “His music and spirit continue to inspire generations worldwide, and this collection offers a look at the life of an extraordinary woman whose impact will never fade.”
The tour includes three headquarters of Leon Medical Centers in Miami-Dade County: Homestead, from October 4 to 25, 2025 (2250 NE 8th Street, Homestead, FL 33033); Flagler, from November 1 to 29, 2025 (7950 NW 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33126); and East Hialeah, from December 1 to 27, 2025 (445 EAST 25th Street, Hialeah, FL 33013). The public is invited to visit the exhibition.
Among the exposed objects include iconic elements of the scenic image of Cruz – colorful plates and sequin dresses – as well as jewelry, bags, glasses, shoes, awards and other recognitions received throughout his career. A replica of its star is also included in the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a sign on Celia Cruz Way Street in Miami Beach and a mural that runs through its trajectory through historical photographs, personal notes, original scores, programs, books and magazine covers.
The initiative is part of a broader program that began in August 2024 with The distribution of a commemorative currency of Celia Cruz and its special case, in addition to a series of exclusive videos. Those who wish to access these audiovisual materials can visit Celiacruzatleon.com.
Leon Medical Centers, founded by the León family in 1996, serves almost 40,000 Medicare patients in eight Miami-Dade centers. The heritage of Celia Cruz, on the other hand, manages and protects the intellectual property assets of the artist and, together with the Celia Cruz Legacy Project Archive and Research Center, preserves and makes available materials of her archive to keep her legacy alive.
