Fifty Peruvian cajones played in The Bronx in a unique tribute to the guitarist Paco de LucÃa, who masterfully introduced this instrument to flamenco. The “cajoneada” is an initiative of the New York Flamenco Festival, which this year celebrates its twenty-third anniversary since its creation. The tribute took place on Saturday at the Rincón Criollo, … Read more
An alternative to visit this Christmas season is the Plaza de la Libertad, or “Freedom Plaza”, which opened to the public yesterday along more than two hectares in a park in front of the headquarters of The United Nations. The installation, designed by British artist Bruce Munro, can be seen for twelve months and is … Read more
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Thousands of people gathered around Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue to witness the varied and original costumes, which reveal all the imagination and creativity of those who enjoy this party. There was no shortage of samba, vampires, skulls or the popular catrinas. Creepy costumes, floats and, of course, a zombie performance of “Thriller.” The annual “Thriller” performance … Read more
Some Taylor Swift fans complain about the NYC Ferry service. The transportation system hosted its first ever Taylor Switf sunset ride earlier this weekend to celebrate the release of the “Speak Now” album. But while some fans managed to board and seemed to have a good time, many others took to social media to complain … Read more