Dominican singer-songwriter, Carolina Camacho seizes the term globalization into a musical context by combining Afro Caribbean sounds with an alternative and electronic feel. “Atabey”, her first album, takes its name after an aborigine female deity that embodied the origin of life, this was certainly not a coincidence considering that the artist uses her music to (more…)

Xiomara Laugart is Cuban. This alone makes her a competitor in the music industry. She was born with a fusion of rhythms in her veins. Moreover, Xiomara Laugart is a “Guantanamera,” also the name of a quintessential Cuban folk song. Guantánamo is the easternmost province in Cuba, where even the palm trees sing and dance. (more…)

Her ground­breaking new show called MIXTURA ®, featuring MD/ arranger/ and vibraphonist Felipe Fournier, takes it’s audience on a genre ­ bending ride of different musical styles in one eventful evening. MIXTURA ® is a musical format, a new musical genre… that mixes up different songs and stylistic elements from the world of Jazz, Pop, (more…)

It’s labor vs. capital in this circus-like living newspaper from the Federal Theatre Project. The third in Metropolitan’s jubilant celebration of these social dramas created by the WPA, Injunction Granted tracks the battle for fair pay, decent hours, and the right to organize from the 17th century to the 1930’s with vaudevillian sketches and 200 (more…)

It’s labor vs. capital in this circus-like living newspaper from the Federal Theatre Project. The third in Metropolitan’s jubilant celebration of these social dramas created by the WPA, Injunction Granted tracks the battle for fair pay, decent hours, and the right to organize from the 17th century to the 1930’s with vaudevillian sketches and 200 (more…)