MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 18: Cuban punk rock musician Gorki Aguila, lead singer of the band 'Porno Para Ricardo', which has been banned from public performances in Cuba and from the island's public airwaves, speaks during a press conference on September 18, 2009 in Miami, Florida. Aguila who now lives in Mexico, was in Miami to promote the release of his band's fifth album and came as the controversy continues around Miami resident and Colombian rock star Juanes planned 'Peace Without Borders', concert in Havana, Cuba on Sunday. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 18: Cuban punk rock musician Gorki Aguila, lead singer of the band 'Porno Para Ricardo', which has been banned from public performances in Cuba and from the island's public airwaves, speaks during a press conference on September 18, 2009 in Miami, Florida. Aguila who now lives in Mexico, was in Miami to promote the release of his band's fifth album and came as the controversy continues around Miami resident and Colombian rock star Juanes planned 'Peace Without Borders', concert in Havana, Cuba on Sunday.

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  1. Colombian singer Juanes and his wife Karen Martinez pose on the red carpet at the 2009 MTV Latin Music Awards in Bogota October 11, 2009.
  2. Colombia's singer Juanes, left, and his wife Karen Martinez arrive for the 2009 MTV Latin Music Awards preview in Bogota, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009.
  3. An anti-Castro Cuban exile shouts slogans against the "Peace Without Borders" concert in Cuba, during a protest at Miami's little Havana, Florida September 20, 2009. Colombian singer Juanes won Cuban fans on both sides of the Florida Straits with his historic Havana concert on Sunday that included hit songs and impromptu references to "one Cuban family" and a "free Cuba". But no less extraordinary than the hundreds of thousands of fans who cheered him in Havana, was the sight of young Cuban exiles in Miami confronting and shouting down a group of exile hardliners who were demonstrating against his performance. Picture take September 20, 2009. To match analysis CUBA-JUANES/EXILES.
  4. Supporters of the "Peace Without Borders" concert in Cuba, shout slogans against anti-Castro exiles during a protest in Miami's little Havana, Florida September 20, 2009. Colombian singer Juanes won Cuban fans on both sides of the Florida Straits with his historic Havana concert on Sunday that included hit songs and impromptu references to "one Cuban family" and a "free Cuba". But no less extraordinary than the hundreds of thousands of fans who cheered him in Havana, was the sight of young Cuban exiles in Miami confronting and shouting down a group of exile hardliners who were demonstrating against his performance. Picture take September 20, 2009. To match analysis CUBA-JUANES/EXILES.
  5. A supporter of the "Peace Without Borders" concert in Cuba argues with an anti-Castro Cuban exile during a protest in Miami's little Havana, Florida September 20, 2009. Colombian singer Juanes won Cuban fans on both sides of the Florida Straits with his historic Havana concert on Sunday that included hit songs and impromptu references to "one Cuban family" and a "free Cuba". But no less extraordinary than the hundreds of thousands of fans who cheered him in Havana, was the sight of young Cuban exiles in Miami confronting and shouting down a group of exile hardliners who were demonstrating against his performance. Picture take September 20, 2009. To match analysis CUBA-JUANES/EXILES.
  6. An anti-Castro Cuban exile hold a sign which reads "Juanes communist, down Fidel, Chavez and Raul" during a protest against the "Peace Without Borders" concert in Cuba, at a protest in Miami's little Havana, Florida September 20, 2009. Colombian singer Juanes won Cuban fans on both sides of the Florida Straits with his historic Havana concert on Sunday that included hit songs and impromptu references to "one Cuban family" and a "free Cuba". But no less extraordinary than the hundreds of thousands of fans who cheered him in Havana, was the sight of young Cuban exiles in Miami confronting and shouting down a group of exile hardliners who were demonstrating against his performance. Picture take September 20, 2009. To match analysis CUBA JUANES/EXILES.
  7. A supporter of the "Peace Without Borders" concert in Cuba shout slogans against anti-Castro Cuban exiles during a protest in Miami's little Havana, Florida September 20, 2009. Colombian singer Juanes won Cuban fans on both sides of the Florida Straits with his historic Havana concert on Sunday that included hit songs and impromptu references to "one Cuban family" and a "free Cuba". But no less extraordinary than the hundreds of thousands of fans who cheered him in Havana, was the sight of young Cuban exiles in Miami confronting and shouting down a group of exile hardliners who were demonstrating against his performance. Picture take September 20, 2009. To match analysis CUBA-JUANES/EXILES.
  8. Cubans attend the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at the Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles. The sign reads 'Let Bose sing'.
  9. Cubans attend the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at teh Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  10. Cubans attend the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at the Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  11. Cubans watch the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 from the gardens of the Cuban Communist party headquarters in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  12. Cubans attend the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  13. Cubans attend the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  14. Spanish singer Victor Manuel performs in the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  15. Cuban singer Roberton (R), member of Cuban Van Van orchestra, holds up the hand of Colombian singer Juanes (2nd-R), at the end of the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at Revolution Square in Havana. From left to right Victor Manuel from Spain, Olga Tanon from Puerto Rico, X Valdez from Cuba. More than a million Cubans were expected to gather in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.
  16. (L-R) Singers, Carlos Varela of Cuba; Juanes of Colombia; Victor Manuel of Spain; Olga Tanon and Danny Rivera of Puerto Rico, and Juan Formell, director of Cuban orchestra Van Van, wave at the end of the 'Peace without Borders' concert, on September 20, 2009 at Revolution Square in Havana. Over a million Cubans gathered in Havana Sunday for a concert including Miami-based singer Juanes, a gig welcomed by US President Barack Obama, but criticized by Cuban exiles.

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