Scottish Bagpipers Turn Miami’s Little Havana Into Little Scotland

A large group of Scottish bagpipers and drummers wearing traditional kilts marched through Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood as a huge and enthusiastic crowd gathered around them in a video filmed by X user Adam Lichtenstein.

Fans waved Saltire flags, recorded the scene on their phones, and cheered while the pipers played energetically.

The parade unfolded under bright blue skies, with a cigar shop, palm trees, and classic Miami street signs forming the backdrop.

Scottish football supporters, known as the Tartan Army, transformed the city’s vibrant Cuban-American district into “Little Scotland” with the lively procession of bagpipes and drums.

The march to LoanDepot Park for a Miami Marlins baseball game that became a World Cup-style party was part of the supporters’ celebrations ahead of Scotland’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Brazil.

The good-natured takeover brought thousands of kilts, flags, and Highland music to the streets of Calle Ocho, creating one of the tournament’s most memorable fan moments.