Born in the Mexican state of Veracruz, the tenor Javier Camarena He has gained international recognition and was recently honored by the prestigious International Opera Awards as Male Singer of the Year. Camarena has been successfully performed in the world’s leading opera houses and concert halls. And in recent years, he has interpreted new operatic … Read more
Impulse is a cycle of artistic workshops organized by the Corezon theater company, in collaboration with the Hispanic Federation, the acting organization HOLA and La Guía Cultural. The objective of this initiative is to collaborate with the artistic training of the Hispanic community in New York “We offer high-level workshops with experienced teachers so that … Read more
El Chapo. Beyond reasonable doubt is an account of the trial of Joaquín Guzmán Loera carried out in Brooklyn and is also a journalistic blog where its author, Jesus Garcia, shares the details of the coverage of this relevant event for the justice of Mexico and the United States. “Guzmán Loera, as many of us … Read more
The blue Angels They are the Mexican musical group that has earned the recognition of the public as the creators of the urban cumbia in the Aztec country. Originally from Mexico City, the Mejía Avante family turns 40 and celebrates them with an international tour of various cities in the United States. Under the title … Read more
The opening of STOMP It came a few days before the Broadway League announced new sanitary measures for its upcoming reopening to the public. However, the productions in the Off-Broadway they are adopting such protocols, such as requiring members of the production and audience to be fully vaccinated to enter the theater. And it is … Read more
Arturo O’Farrill He has earned the respect of the Latino music industry, not only for his compositions but also for his work as an activist and educator. O’Farrill recently starred alongside several musicians in the documentary Fandango on the wall; a film that collects the experiences of a great concert that takes place on both … Read more
Nestled in the Hudson Yards area, The Shed this summer reclaims its position as an important cultural space in Manhattan. One of his proposals for this season: Open Call, which in Spanish would be something like Open Invitation, is a multidisciplinary exhibition made up of the different voices of 27 local artists. Solana Chehtman, Director … Read more
The amphitheater of the new Little Island park was decked out with the rhythm of Mexican music. After brief preparations and a short rehearsal, the public was able to enjoy the chords of the Mariachi Real de México in a free concert for all who were visiting the park. “We are bringing live music, again, … Read more
The filmmaker of Latin origin, Vee Bravo, will premiere his film FIRST Line of Defense in Chile, within the framework of the twentieth edition of the Tribeca Film Festival. FIRST is a documentary feature film that collects various details of the social uprising that is still in force in this South American nation, having as … Read more
How to celebrate half a century of life? The Ballet Hipánico from New York will do it dancing. And for this, his talented ensemble rehearses – without rest – the choreographies of the different pieces that will make up the presentation, which this year will be done virtually. Eduardo Vilaro, artistic director and CEO of … Read more