In the Mailbox
Saludos:
Aquí sólo un breve aviso para que sepan que nuestra película, "Ladrones y Mentirosos" (Thieves and Liars) ya está disponible en DVD.
Un abrazo,
Poli Marichal y Ricardo Méndez Matta
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
In the Mailbox
Dear Editor,
Do you know a young person with something to say?
Well, there’s still time!
The New York Civil Liberties Union is sponsoring its annual Freedom in Expression contest that asks youth to tell their stories, voice their opinions and speak out. Winners will receive cash prizes of up to $1,000.
Contestants can enter an essay, a song, a spoken word piece, a poem, visual art, a video, a public service announcement or something even more creative. Entries just need to express views on an aspect of justice in America.
The contest is open to all New York City youth younger than 20-years-old and the deadline is coming up! Entries must be submitted by Monday, May 19.
(For more information and to enter the contest, go to http://www.nyclu.org/contest.)
Good luck!
Donna Lieberman
Executive Director, NYCLU
Dear Editor,
Do you know a young person with something to say?
Well, there’s still time!
The New York Civil Liberties Union is sponsoring its annual Freedom in Expression contest that asks youth to tell their stories, voice their opinions and speak out. Winners will receive cash prizes of up to $1,000.
Contestants can enter an essay, a song, a spoken word piece, a poem, visual art, a video, a public service announcement or something even more creative. Entries just need to express views on an aspect of justice in America.
The contest is open to all New York City youth younger than 20-years-old and the deadline is coming up! Entries must be submitted by Monday, May 19.
(For more information and to enter the contest, go to http://www.nyclu.org/contest.)
Good luck!
Donna Lieberman
Executive Director, NYCLU
Salsa Symphony
The Bronx Arts Ensemble perform "Fifty Years of Salsa A Symphonic Odyssey" at the Hostos Center for Arts & Culture in the Bronx. It was a packed house Saturday night with audience members enjoying salsa hits such as "El Bombon de Elena" (50's), "Oye como va" (60's), "Periodico de ayer" (70's), "Lluvia" (80's), and "Vivir lo nuestro" (90's). All songs were performed with a symphonic twist. Boricua Raymond Torres-Santos served as the conductor and arranger.
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