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Nydia Padilla Rodriguez
After 45 years as the artistic director for Borinquen Dance Theatre, its founder Nydia Padilla-Rodriguez is retiring in December.
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After 45 years as the artistic director, company founder Nydia Padilla-Rodriguez will retire in December. The post Borinquen Dance Theatre ushers in a new era appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Singer, songwriter and guitarist Sam Snyder, also known as Overhand Sam because of his unorthodox way of fretting the guitar, has created an eclectic collection of songs with his band Bad Weapon. If you’re looking for the gritty rhythms of bristling garage rock and the Day-Glo palette of Brit-psych with a contemporary twist, their new […] The post REVIEW | ‘Fear of Death/Death of Fear’ by Overhand Sam & Bad Weapon appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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