“Futures…” Series at the Atrium
Hear some of New York’s most unique Latin voices as New Wave brings its popular Latine Composers Showcase al Atrium del Lincoln Center (61 W 62nd St), this Thursday, November 9 at 7:30 pm. Futures: New Ideas in Composition features vocalist, songwriter and multimedia artist Stefa Marín Alarcón, a Queens native, who will sing a selection of her new material, an amalgam of punk, experimental pop and classic minimalism with an ethereal maximalist aesthetic; bassist and composer Brandon López will join Argentine composer and multimedia artist Cecilia López for an electrifying jam session; and to close the evening, vocalist and interdisciplinary artist Isabel Crespo Pardo will present songs from her upcoming album, combining music, visual art, text and performance. The evening will end with a brief post-concert conversation with the artists. Free. Information: https://www.lincolncenter.org/series.
Photo: Courtesy Lincoln Center
Romeo Santos at Barclays
Romeo Santos continues to break records with his “Fórmula Vol. 3” tour and this Friday, November 10, he arrives back in our city to perform at the Barclays Center (620 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn). After selling out his concert at Citi Field in Queens on June 10, “El Rey de la Bachata” was recently classified by the prestigious Billboard Boxscore list as one of the highest-earning artists in the history of music. music industry and continues to demonstrate its drawing power by selling out all the seats at each of the stops on its tour in the largest stadiums and venues. At 8:00 pm. Tickets: https://www.eventticketscenter.com .
Photo: Courtesy Ernie Rodriguez @ernd0gz
Latin Culture Festival
The 18th Latin American Culture Week (LACW) starts this Saturday, November 11 and ends on Saturday the 18th, with dance and music presentations by Latin American artists, in various places around the city. The LACW provides a platform to give greater visibility and recognition to Latin American, Caribbean and Spanish art and encourages people of all ethnic backgrounds to respect, recognize and enrich themselves with the unique talents and treasures that each culture has to offer in the areas of music, dance, visual and performing arts, cinema, literature and theater. This year it will open with the GLAMOURTANGO show, an exclusively female multimedia festival of music and dance that celebrates women in tango (www.glamourtango.com). For a complete schedule of events, visit: https://lacw.net.
Image: Courtesy Graciela Bello
The humor of Raymond and Miguel at Lehman
This Saturday, November 11, the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts (250 Bedford Park Boulevard West, Bronx) is proud to present the comedy show “Three Decades of Comedy with Raymond Pozo and Miguel Céspedes.” When it comes to humor and laughter, there are two names that immediately come to mind for Dominicans: Raymond and Miguel, as these two talented comedians and actors have taken the comedy scene by storm, bringing joy and laughter to the audiences of everyone. Raymond and Miguel’s humor is rooted in everyday situations and they address topics such as family, relationships, and cultural idiosyncrasies with a light-hearted approach that resonates with audiences. At 8:00 pm. For more information and tickets, visit: https://www.lehmancenter.org/events/raymond-y-miguel.
Photo: Courtesy Lehman Center
Brooklyn Children’s Book Fair
The Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway) celebrates the return of its Annual Children’s Book Fair this Sunday, November 12, from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This will be the largest event in the fair’s history and will bring together 41 Brooklyn authors and illustrators to share their latest works. For the first time, the free event will feature picture books, graphic novels, including works of fiction, nonfiction and poetry, for preschoolers through high school students, in both English and Spanish, among other languages. Throughout the day, attendees will be able to enjoy readings, presentations and a performance by The Band Books; learn about the creative process; getting books signed; and participate in book-related art projects. Information: https://www.brooklynmuseum.org.
Foto: Matthew Carasella Photography
Concert by Mariachi Herencia de México
Founded in 2016, Mariachi Herencia de México began as an ensemble of passionate students from Chicago. “Nuestra Herencia,” their 2017 debut album, was the first major mariachi recording released by a U.S. student ensemble, and earned a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Ranchero/Mariachi Album, making it one of the of the most successful albums of the genre in history in the United States.; and more recently his album Herederos (2022) again obtained a Latin GRAMMY nomination in the same category. After this success, Mariachi Herencia de México makes numerous tours around the country and this Sunday arrives on stage at the Lehman Center (250 Bedford Park Boulevard West, Bronx). At 4:00 pm. Tickets and information:
Photo: Courtesy Lehman Center
Angelo Colina at the Comedy Festival
Angelo Colina, a Venezuelan comedian, actor and director, will be one of the first headliners performing exclusively in Spanish (and the first Venezuelan headliner) at this year’s New York Comedy Festival. Colina’s comedic style transcends language barriers and is designed to resonate with first, second and third generation Latinos, exploring the unique experiences of being bicultural and bilingual. His show at the New York Comedy Festival will be this Sunday, November 12 at 5:30 PM at the New York Comedy Club East Village (85 E 4th St,, Manhattan).Tickets:
Photo: Courtesy of the artist
Poetry meeting at Terrace 7
Word, Image and Scene, an artistic space created for the dissemination of the creations of poets, narrators, playwrights and visual artists who produce their work in Spanish; continues its activities with a meeting with the creators Carlos Alberto Valencia, from Colombia, and Ely Rosa Zamora, from Venezuela, this Sunday, November 12. Valencia graduated as an actor from the William Esper Studio, obtained a degree in Writing and Literature from the City College of New York and his plays have been presented in various programs and competitions; while Zamora has worked as an actress, writer and academic, and his poetry has been included in various anthologies and presented at different international festivals. At 5:00 pm at Terraza 7 (40-19 Gleane St, Elmhurst).
Photo: Victor Lagos
International Art Fair
Salon Art + Design, the leading collectible art and design fair produced by Sanford L. Smith + Associates, will celebrate its 12th anniversary at the Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Ave, Manhattan), beginning today, Thursday, November 9-13. A highlight of New York’s fall arts calendar, Salon features new exhibitors along with special exhibits of collectible design. For the first time, the event will integrate a select group of special design and jewelry exhibitions, ranging from exclusive capsule collections from individual designers to smaller gallery curations. Special design exhibitors include ABASK, Charles Zana Mobilier, Cox London, DeMuro Das, Humans Since 1982, Mathieu Lehanneur, Phillip Thomas Inc., Silvia Furmanovich and Trunks Company. Appetizer: https://www.thesalonny.com.
Foto: 1970s Accolay Flower Frog Vase at ABASK
Gian Marco and Diego Torres together in concert
Gian Marco and Diego Torres arrive together for the first time in New York with their “Buena Vida Tour”, next Wednesday, November 15. The concert is a unique opportunity to enjoy two of the greatest talents in Latin American music on the same stage: Gian Marco, without a doubt the most important singer-songwriter in Peru with more than half a century of career; and Diego Torres, one of the most recognized multi-award-winning Argentine artists, with more than three decades of experience. At the Palladium Times Square (1515 Broadway), at 8:00 pm. For tickets and more information, visit: www.buenavidatour.com
Photo: Courtesy 11:11 Public Relations
“LatinX Experience” with the Hispanic Ballet
Ballet Hispánico, the nation’s largest Latinx cultural organization and one of America’s Cultural Treasures, is pleased to present The Latinx Immersive Experience, as part of Lincoln Center Moments. The show will take the audience on a guided tour of Latinx dance and culture, and features excerpts from Ballet Hispánico’s repertoire, exploring music, cultural connection, choreographic perspectives and history to deepen the understanding of dance from a global and accessible perspective. Performances at 11:00 am are designed for a neurodiverse audience; and 1:00 pm are followed by a one-hour workshop designed especially for audiences affected by dementia, facilitated by educators and music therapists who explore the work through discussion, movement, music and artistic creation. Wednesday, November 15 at the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse. To register for this free event, visit https://www.lincolncenter.org/series/accessibility-at-lincoln-center/ballet-hispanico-977.
Photo: Erin Baiano
Colombian artist’s spirals at MoMA
The MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) will premiere this Saturday, November 11, the exhibition “Spiral for shared dreams” by the Colombian multidisciplinary artist Carolina Caycedo, which will be in the museum’s Marron Family Atrium until May 19, 2024. During For more than a decade, Caycedo has researched the impact of hydroelectric dams and other infrastructure projects on rivers, lakes, and oceans in the Americas and on communities with strong ties to them. “Spiral for shared dreams” consists of eleven handmade cast nets created by four fishing communities in Mexico, each facing different environmental challenges: Mujeres Pescadoras del Manglar in Oaxaca, Salvemos Temaca, Acasico and Palmarejo in Jalisco, Sociedad Cooperativa Norte de Nayarit and Women of the Gulf Cooperative Society in Baja California Sur. Caycedo purchased used nets from these communities and ordered new ones, which she then dyed and embroidered.
Sample of the work Spiral for shared dreams. Photo courtesy: Museo Universitario del Chopo, Mexico City.
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