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<\/a><\/p>\nTeatro de las Am\u00e9ricas and MusicaLatitudes will present \u201cAgust\u00edn\u00a0Lara y nada m\u00e1s\/ Agustin Lara, Now and Forever\u201d by Miguel\u00a0Heredia June 16 at the Oxnard College Performing Arts Building,\u00a04000 So. Rose Ave., Oxnard.<\/p>\n
The play tells of an insecure, depressed, young piano player who\u00a0succeeds in reaching great fame unequaled by his\u00a0contemporaries by becoming Latin America\u2019s preeminent\u00a0composer of popular music during the last century, the organizations reported in a media release.<\/p>\n
The play is told by Angelina Bruschetta, one of his companions,\u00a0who wrote a memoir about the decade between 1928 and 1938\u00a0when she lived with the composer, also known as the Skinny Man\u00a0of Gold. The dazzling musical performances, accompanied by live\u00a0musicians, of well known songs such as Granada, and others not\u00a0so well known, will fill the scene with nostalgic remembrances. It\u00a0is directed by Miguel Heredia and stars Lucila Gomez-Perez as\u00a0Angelina Bruschetta and features a large cast of actors, singers,\u00a0dancers, and musicians.<\/p>\n
The play, in Spanish with English supertitles, will be presented at\u00a07:30 p.m. Saturday, June 16.\u00a0Tickets \u2014 $15 general admission; $10 students \u2014 are available\u00a0at:<\/p>\n
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- Burrito Express, 230 So. Ventura Road\u00a0(corner with 2nd St.), in Oxnard;<\/li>\n
- Sugarbeets, 455 So. A St. (corner with 5th St.), Oxnard;<\/li>\n
- Oxnard College, Student Business Office, 805.986.5811\u00a0and Bookstore, 805.986.5826<\/li>\n
- By leaving a message for Margaret Cortese at\u00a0805-616-6039 or 805-231-0127 to arrange pick up.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Teatro de las Am\u00e9ricas y M\u00fasicaLatitudes\u00a0presentan \u201cAgust\u00edn Lara y nada m\u00e1s\u201d 16 de\u00a0junio en Oxnard<\/h3>\n
El Teatro de las Am\u00e9ricas y M\u00fasicaLatitudes presentan \u201cAgust\u00edn\u00a0Lara y nada m\u00e1s\u201d de Miguel Heredia el 16 de junio en el Oxnard\u00a0College Performing Arts Building, 4000 Sur Rose Ave., Oxnard.<\/p>\n
La obra cuenta la historia de un inseguro y deprimido joven\u00a0pianista, quien con el tiempo alcanza un \u00e9xito sin precedentes\u00a0entre sus contempor\u00e1neos al convertirse en el compositor de\u00a0m\u00fasica popular preeminente de Latino Am\u00e9rica en el siglo\u00a0pasado.<\/p>\n
La obra es narrada por Angelina Bruschetta, una de sus\u00a0compa\u00f1eras, quien escribi\u00f3 una memoria acerca de la d\u00e9cada\u00a0entre 1928 y 1938 cuando vivi\u00f3 con el compositor, tambi\u00e9n\u00a0conocido como el Flaco de Oro. Las deslumbrantes\u00a0interpretaciones musicales, acompa\u00f1adas por m\u00fasicos en vivo, de\u00a0canciones muy conocidas como Granada, y otras no muy\u00a0conocidas, llenar\u00e1n la escena de recuerdos nost\u00e1lgicos. La dirige\u00a0Miguel Heredia y protagoniza Lucila G\u00f3mez-P\u00e9rez como Angelina<\/p>\n
Bruschetta. Destaca un elenco numeroso de actores, int\u00e9rpretes,<\/p>\n
bailarines, y m\u00fasicos.<\/p>\n
La obra se presenta en espa\u00f1ol con super-t\u00edtulos en ingl\u00e9s a las<\/p>\n
7:30 pm el s\u00e1bado, 16 de junio.<\/p>\n
Boletos – $15.00 entrada general; $10.00 estudiantes.<\/p>\n
Los boletos se pueden comprar en:<\/p>\n
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- Burrito Express, 230 So. Ventura Road\u00a0(esquina con la 2nd St.), en Oxnard;<\/li>\n
- Sugarbeets, 455 So. A St. (corner with 5th St.), Oxnard;<\/li>\n
- Oxnard College, Student Business Office, 805.986.5811\u00a0and Bookstore, 805.986.5826<\/li>\n
- Dejando mensaje para Margaret Cortese al 805-616-6039 o al\u00a0805-231-0127 para arreglar que se le entreguen.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Teatro de las Am\u00e9ricas and MusicaLatitudes will present \u201cAgust\u00edn\u00a0Lara y nada m\u00e1s\/ Agustin Lara, Now and Forever\u201d by Miguel\u00a0Heredia June 16 at the Oxnard College Performing Arts Building,\u00a04000 So. Rose Ave., Oxnard. The play tells of an insecure, depressed,…<\/p>\n