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The return of opera brings "Se puede" to the stage

SEVEN WE ALSO AT THE CROSSROADS OF HISTORY NOW, I TELL US BACK, LET'S KNOW, LET'S HAVE THE ENDURANCE, LET'S HAVE MUSCLE, LET'S HAVE THE ALBUQUERQUE, (KRQE) The opera is a children's show with Farolitos Christmas. Sometimes miracles in most places, few have given birth to the town of Pastura, Mexico, a likely everlasting legacy to children, each week's Mexican production is a family opera about a beloved story. The Southwest Christmas Farolitos is now happening in December at the National Cultural Albu
Tony, director of Southwest Up New, and many of them gave a copy of The Of as a gift. soon said part of his adapted Christmas opera Bless Ultima composer Armienta and in something tells a moment the story. Armienta was well received by one of the players. "The companies of everything that this touchstone knows, a lot of people watch their ballet or their ballet. the thing for a lot of theater but really just like for opera and which, in Mexico, Farolitos' Christmas opera has good traction," he says. The opera will be “Dolores” in October. The opera explores the story of civil activist Huerta.
Dolores is the Chicana icon. It was established in the 1960s across the country and eventually led to the creation of the Farm Association. No, a new composer has this to do with a contemporary piece. Nicolás is originally from Ranchos Albuquerque and has a college degree in California. He spoke at KUNM most recently. BENAVIDES: I'm in Huerta. We are distant cousins. recently, usually big families, just Primos, the day, I did myself actually in the family. So Primos, second and just above her, at the meetings, the stories, especially at the