Cuban expatriates are individuals who have left Cuba to live in other countries, often seeking better economic opportunities, political freedom, or improved living conditions. Many have settled in the United States, particularly in areas like Miami, where there is a large Cuban community. The reasons for emigration vary, including escaping the effects of the Cuban Revolution and the subsequent government policies. Cuban expatriates often maintain strong cultural ties to their homeland, celebrating traditions and sharing their heritage with future generations while adapting to their new environments.