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The title of Sunday’s Jewish Film Festival selection, “Those Who Remained,” refers to two survivors of the Holocaust and how they were able to come to terms with their trauma and loss through an unorthodox and ambiguous love relationship that helped them heal.
This year, Monterrey native Eleazar “Chuco” Soto, musician, producer, and educator, joyfully commemorates a decade in Ajijic and two decades of a prolific musical career.
If you don’t know her already, come get to know vocalist and storyteller Wanda White at her latest concert, Love Me … Love Me Not, at The BRAVO! Theatre February 10 and 11, 4 p.m.
Allow me to share with you a piece of the story that has deeply marked my heart. Since my arrival in Mexico, I have felt how the essence of this place envelops me, bringing with it memories lived and transmitted by my grandfather, Georg Rauch.
“Nabucco” has returned to the Metropolitan Opera after a seven-year absence. The opera was set to return during the 2020-21 season but was canceled due to the pandemic.
It is an honor for me to write about the Festival de Febrero on the celebration of 20 years since artistic director Chris Wilshere founded it in 2004.
If you are looking for a play that will make you both think and laugh out loud, you can find in Bravo! Theatre’s “The Children.”
