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¡OYEMe! Music Series

Welcome to ¡OYEME! Music Series, a monthly showcase bringing you la musica de la gente at PAC NYC. Come celebrate hip-hop and Latinidad while you let go for an hour to dance with Pedro Fortunato’s Merengue & Bachata rhythms (6/28), and listen to First Life (7/26), bringing it back to the basics with turntables and hip-hop samples. Cut a rug with DJ Alaska’s (9/26) fusion of boombat rap and R&B, painting the dance floor one beat at a time. Get lost in Yaissa Jimenez’s (9/27) beatnik poetry. Tune in to the lyricist Meliki Hurd (10/24) and jammed out to his raps before closing out the series with Break Out The Crazy (11/21), the Spanglish pop duo defying musical boundaries with a kaleidoscope of sounds and vibes!

Location: Perelman Arts Center 251 Fulton St, New York, NY 10007

Time: 7pm


 

Mercedes Music Tours

Citymeals, Musical Theatre Factory, Dementia Spring partnered to create Mercedes Music Tours, for the project “Mercedes” a multimedia art and community service project. Citymeals is hosting celebrations at older adult centers in all five boroughs, plus special meal deliveries. In each senior center we host dance workshops along with music from the Mercedes stage production in development by Musical Theatre Factory and performed live by Pedro Fortunato. We delivered meals and Pedro Fortunato delivers personal serenades to homebound older adults in the neighborhood. All the participants receive a care package at the end of the day with resources they may need and supplies to continue art making in their free time! The Mercedes Music Tour will continue August in Queens, September in Staten Island, and in Brooklyn in October.

DATES:

  • Wednesday, June 12th

  • Friday, June 21st

  • Wednesday, August 14th

  • Tuesday, September 10th


 

Tranquilo: A Semi-Autobiographical Experience

Tranquilo At Kingsborough Art Museum: A Semi-Autobiographical Experience is the coming-of-age story of Wamoo (Juan Alvarez) based on his experience as a Dominican immigrant to the United States. Tranquilo explores both hilarious cultural misunderstandings and the somber realities of isolation and loneliness. The exhibition intends to take audiences on a life journey with a digital-collage twist; both tech and live elements are utilized to tell the story with its seams exposed. The visual aesthetics are linked to video games, creating a nostalgic thread between the younger and the present Wamoo.

A companion musical is being developed by Wamoo, with financial and developmental support from Oye Group. The play, which will be a blend of musical theater and video art exhibition.

Dates: Aug 7th - Sept. 25th. 

Opening Night celebration: Aug 9th 5PM-7PM

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