Too Much Love Editorial Team

Puerto Rican indie duo Buscabulla kicks off their 2025 U.S. tour in Miami on June 19 at ZeyZey. Known for their dreamy blend of synth-pop and Caribbean rhythms, the duo returns with new music—including the latest single “11:11.” Fans can look forward to live performances of top tracks like “Vámono,” “NTE,” “Tártaro,” “Ta Que Tiembla,” and their hit collaboration with Bad Bunny, “Andrea.” Don’t miss this immersive show as Buscabulla launches a summer tour across the U.S

In an innovative cross between art and aerospace, Miami’s own Natasha Tsakos is taking multimedia performance where it’s never gone before, into microgravity. This fall, Tsakos and a multidisciplinary team of artists, scientists, and cinematographers will launch PARABOLES, the first fully human-performed multimedia work designed specifically for a zero-gravity environment.

March is Women’s History Month—a time to reflect, uplift, and celebrate the creativity, resilience, and leadership of women across generations. In Miami, that celebration is reaching a vibrant crescendo. On Saturday, March 29, South Florida PBS and the Doral Contemporary Art Museum (DORCAM) will come together to host Marie Antoinette: Let Them Watch PBS, a stylish evening dedicated not only to the queen behind the title, but to the many real-life women shaping Miami’s present and future.

Miami will host the inaugural Miami MusicTech Summit on March 25, 2025, at Silverspot Cinema in Downtown Miami. The event will bring together professionals from the music, technology, and finance industries to discuss emerging trends and investment opportunities in music technology.

Miami’s fashion scene is no stranger to Helder Lopez. The Angolan-born entrepreneur first launched Mawanas, a sunglasses brand that celebrates confidence, diversity, and bold self-expression. Now, he’s bringing that same fearless energy to a new venture: Mawanas Jewelry.