Miami is an American disco and funk band that emerged in the 1970s, headed by Robert "Bobby" Caldwell. They are notable for their fusion of Latin rhythms with funk and disco elements, creating a unique sound that contributed to the broader Miami Sound genre. Their most influential work, "The Party Freaks," became a regional hit and solidified their place in the history of American popular music. Caldwell's distinctive vocals and the band's energetic performances made Miami a significant player in the 70s music scene.