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Reminder -- PRSUN TV is an independently produced monthly cultural arts show that airs on Bronxnet's Channel 69.

Shows so far:

-- Upcoming -- coverage of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade and the Bronx Puerto Rican Day Parade

-- Reggaeton symposium "A Closer Look @ Reggaeton" at Hunter College -- one-on-one interviews with panelists, including author Raquel Z. Rivera and ethnomusicologist Wayne Marshall. PRSUN also speaks to Centro's Anthony De Jesus (current show)

-- Feature on mystery writer (Bronx native) Steven Torres, author of the "Precinct Puerto Rico" series

-- Poetry activity at El Museo del Barrio in honor of the late Rev. Pedro Pietri, the Nuyorican poet

-- Latino Lens photo exhibit, showcasing work of boricua photographers Marisol Diaz and Enid Alvarez (both raised in the Bronx)

-- 16th anniversary celebration of KR3TS dance school from Spanish Harlem

-- "Voices for the Voiceless" poetry activity at Amherst College in Massachusetts, featuring Nuyorican, Chicano and other poets dedicated to giving a voice to the voiceless such as Tato Laviera, Shaggy Flores, Jose Montoya...

-- BLOGS exhibit at MediaNoche, Spanish Harlem (featuring images of the NYC Exposition, Puerto Rico Sun and East Harlem photoblogs)

PRSUN TV is committed to documenting stories on Puerto Ricans/Nuyoricans with a Bronx/NYC audience.

Have ideas? Have feedback? Want to underwrite our work? Click on the PayPal icon to support.

Thanks. Palante.

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