A Night at the Tropicana

Frankie Corzo's narration is nothing short of stellar, imbuing Cleeton’s prose with a rich sense of place and emotion. The story unfolds in a series of interconnected vignettes that paint a vivid picture of Havana during the golden age of jazz. While the pacing might feel a bit rushed at times—perhaps due to the brevity of the format—the narrative still manages to evoke a profound sense of longing and loss. Corzo’s ability to shift between characters seamlessly adds depth, but some listeners may find the whirlwind nature of the plot leaves them wanting more substance.