The “Músico-Poeta” Musician –Poet wrote fascinating melodies that remain timeless to this day and are still capable of inspiring and touching the senses: Mujer, Te quiero, Noche de Ronda, Piensa en mi, Rival, Santa, María Bonita and exalting his beloved Veracruz,
and also of Spain one of the most famous song in the world, Granada.
Featuring: The Artistic Group VOCES DE SAN ANTONIO
Principal Soloists: EMANUEL ZAPATA, NATALY PEÑA, HECTOR HERNANDEZ
Special Appearance ROSALINDA RISSO
CESAR DE LA CRUZ
Trio The CHIC’S
Guest Artists: Flamenco Dancers ESPAÑA VIVA
Ballroom Dancers Ensemble
Pianist JORGE INFANTE Trio: Marimba, Guitar, Percussions.
Musical Arrangements: JORGE INFANTE
Artistic Director and Musical Design
CRISTINA ORTEGA
VIP Premier rows reserved $25.00 Tickets Gen. Admission: $ 20.00
Society Tel: (210) 822-3247
The Hispanic Heritage Society is a non-profit organization created to promote several artistic forms under which Hispanic culture expresses itself. Our efforts are designed to promote an appreciation for the cultural heritage of Hispanic Americans among the general population, and to increase self esteem within the Hispanic community by presenting information and opportunities that instill positive values associated with the Hispanic culture.
For more information, please contact HHS Artistic Director, Cristina Ortega,
at (210) 822-3247, or email: hhs@satx.rr.com.
We achieve this through our free or low-cost musicals and dramatic plays (click on our events page) featuring various non-profit cultural and artistic groups, and by training troupes (classes are free) in Hispanic music and dance to a professional level. It is this training that ensures there will be future generations of performers and audiences to understand and appreciate Hispanic cultural traditions of Spain, Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean (Cuba, Puerto Rico).
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MISSION STATEMENT:
The principal objectives of the Society are the preservation of the different forms of artistic expressions of the Hispanic Culture and musical traditions of all Hispanic Countries.
Our efforts are designed to promote artistic cultural performances by training talent and artistic groups to develop professional level, at the same time offering the community education and quality cultural programs for our generations to come.
The principal objectives of the Society are the preservation of the different forms of artistic expressions of the Hispanic Culture and musical traditions of all Hispanic Countries.
Our efforts are designed to promote artistic cultural performances by training talent and artistic groups to develop professional level, at the same time offering the community education and quality cultural programs for our generations to come.
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
No other organization in South Texas offers these traditional performances each year. Other organi- zations sponsor and train dancers and Mariachi groups, but they limit their instructions
to Mexican and Flamenco traditions.
The Hispanic Heritage Society teaches a broader repertoire of artistic expression and history of all Hispanic countries.
All contributions are Tax deductible as U.S. Charter 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization.
No other organization in South Texas offers these traditional performances each year. Other organi- zations sponsor and train dancers and Mariachi groups, but they limit their instructions
to Mexican and Flamenco traditions.
The Hispanic Heritage Society teaches a broader repertoire of artistic expression and history of all Hispanic countries.
All contributions are Tax deductible as U.S. Charter 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization.
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