The city needed a place like El Tucán Miami, a modern-day cabaret that pays homage to Cuba in the 1940s, with its sparkling crystal chandeliers, crushed velvet stage curtains, gilded arabesque murals and golden palm trees. Designed by Robert Mckinley, principal of Robert McKinley Creative Services and designer of leading New York locales, including Sant Ambroeus, GoldBar and The Surf Lodge, it’s a place of glitz and glamour.But it’s much more – offering quite a show, including several singers featuring musical styles ranging from Afro-Latin to Parisian pop along with a DJ.