Miami’s wild New Year’s Eve bash: Here’s what the celebration looked like
Tens of thousands turned out in downtown Miami for the annual drop of the Big Orange to mark the New Year. Along with the iconic 35-foot neon orange, affectionately known as “La Gran Naranja,” lighting up the Miami skyline on the Intercontinental Hotel, there was plenty of live music. Here is what the big party looked like:
Celebrations in downtown Miami
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