Southampton Playhouse exhibits films in honor of the month of Hispanic inheritance
In honor of the “month of Hispanic heritage” the Southampton Playhouse, by Long Island, presents a selection of films for all ages that celebrate cinema
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The great apple prepares for Christmas: New York is filled with festive magic
New York prepares to receive the Christmas season with its characteristic splendor and a program that promises to enchant premises and visitors. Between October and
«La India», the princess of salsa, in concert for the first time in Long Island
“La India”, recognized as the “princess of salsa”, will be presented singing in concert for the first time in Long Island, New York. The acclaimed
Listen to NY! 3+ fun activities to enjoy in New York City
Listen to NY! Soon in New York Live the magic of the mambo! Mambo Legends Orchestra at the Lehman Center SEP 20 8 pm In
Who is the “black sheep” of your family? Eli Castro invites you to laugh with her in “There is always one”
The comedian and ex -book Elizardi “Eli” Castro returns to Lehman Stages with always one, a show that mixes humor, honesty and a touch of
Olga Lucía Vives transforms pain into pop into her new single “Friend”
Olga Lucía Vives has never been afraid to show who she is, and now she does it in the most honest way possible. The Colombian
Celebrates the independence of Mexico in the happy west of West Village
This September, the heart of the West Village is filled with Mexican flavor and tradition. From Saturday 13 to Tuesday, September 16, the happy West
Freestyle in Spanish makes history: Red Bull Battle lashes in New York
Freestyle competition in the world in the world prepares a historical moment: for the first time in two decades, the United States national final will
The New York Latin Film Festival turns 25 celebrating Latin stories
The New York Latin Film Festival (NYLFF) reaches its 25th anniversary from September 13 to 21 with a week full of film, music and culture.
Musical “Mexodus” arrives in New York and reveals the history of those who fled to Mexico to escape slavery
The acclaimed musical “Mexodus” premieres in New York this September, taking the public to a historical and musical trip that is rarely told. Produced by