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Soaring to new heights, the review of the Adrienne Arsht Center’s 8cho Miami

June 30, 2013 By

by REBEKKAH MAR Thursday night, June 20th 2013, the streets of downtown Miami were filled with enthusiastic frenzied Heat fans crowding sport bars and cheering in the stadium. However, a few blocks away from the packed American Airlines Arena, one could see a group of people rushing to the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Ziff Ballet Opera House for the premiere of the anticipated 8cho. Instead of sporting white Heat shirts, Adrienne Arsht ticket holders clutched their programs and showed as much excitement as the loyal Miami Heat fans as they rushed toward the Opera House to watch the “must see” aerial tango spectacle. That night the Miami Heat fans were not the only winners. The performances were filled with culture, passion, music, and of course, the tango. But it was not just an … [Read more...]

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One Woman: UN Women song is launched today in celebration of #IWD2013

March 8, 2013 By

"One Woman: A song for UN Women" has been launch today in celebration of International Women’s Day. The track will be globally available for download at http://song.unwomen.org together with the full song video and behind-the-scenes videos chronicling the song’s year-long production. "One Woman gives us a message of hope and inspiration”, says UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet. “This song carries a message of unity and solidarity with women worldwide and reminds us that equality, human rights and human dignity are the birthright of all of us, every human being. I thank everyone who made this song possible.” Singers and performers from all regions, women and men, donated their time and contributed their talent. They include: Ana Bacalhau (Portugal); Angelique … [Read more...]

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Nature in pastel by Ceci Watson: Opening reception July 8th at the Wirtz Gallery in South Miami.

July 7, 2011 By
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Ceci Watson-Espener, was born in Panama, Republic of Panama where she completed her high school studies. She attended Sacred Heart College in the USA and in 1971 she studied design in Rome, Italy . In l972 she studied Interior Design and Architecture in Madrid, Spain where she received her undergraduate degree. In 1980 she studied watercolors with Laureano Sastre and in l981 she studied clay modeling with the sculptor Berta Cotarello. Since l982 she has dedicated herself to creating clay reliefs, sculptures and some oil paintings. Her most recent paintings have been in the médium of pastels and dedicated to ecological themes and the portrayal of endangered species, particularly those found in the oceans and jungles of her native Panama. She has also won prizes for her portrayal of … [Read more...]

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¿El inicio o la continuidad de la dictadura de Chávez‏?

January 15, 2011 By

El Presidente venezolano Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías, a través de la Asamblea Nacional, le dio otro golpe a la democracia en Venezuela, gracias a una Ley Habilitante, otra más, que le otorga superpoderes para gobernar sin control durante 18 meses. Usando como excusa la emergencia invernal, el Jefe de Estado cobra la derrota política que sufrió en septiembre pasado y condena a su país a una dictadura; aunque muchos se preguntan ¿Es el inicio o la continuidad de la tiranía chavista? "Hay presidentes en Suramérica que se levantan a las 5 de la mañana a planear las diferentes maneras de expropiar y convertir la propiedad privada en una empresa nacional", expresó en España, Álvaro Uribe Vélez, ex presidente de Colombia. Y pareciera que no solo Chávez se levanta a determinar como … [Read more...]

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Cien días del gobierno santista

November 19, 2010 By

Jorge Uribe Piedrahíta, Comunicador Social/Periodista Colombia.- Con aplausos de diferentes gremios empresariales, económicos, políticos, sociales y culturales; se han recibido los primeros 100 días del gobierno de Juan Manuel Santos Calderón; en los que los avances en materia comercial, el haber domado con astucia y diplomacia a "su nuevo mejor amigo" venezolano Hugo Chávez y rendirse frente a la Corte Suprema de Justicia al proponer tres nuevos candidatos para la elección del Fiscal General de la Nación; han sido los principales actos reconocidos en el país.La frialdad y el cálculo de Santos contrastan con el carácter impetuoso y franco de Uribe. Juan Manuel es más racional; Álvaro era más impulsivo y emotivo. "El país tiene que acostumbrarse a que sean distintos, … [Read more...]

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