Growing up Singing Miami
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Help us to create a CD consisting of 10 songs for children in Spanish including Karaoke versions. This project can be used for at Spanish speaking institutions, schools or homes.
The project was developed at Tamiami United Methodist Church School whose students are immigrants from Central and South America. Through these songs, they are able to reflect on their emotions, happiness, doubts, dreams, and wishes. Analyzing these outcomes the dream of creating the CD arose for other children throughout the country to feel those same emotions.
Our goal is to reach Hispanic teachers, parents, and institutions, with the desire for them to feel those same emotions when learning or teaching these songs.
"Growing Up Singing" is a project integrated by a group of musicians, creators, and promoters of culture and art, whose end project is to format and evolve cultural and emotional acceptance in children within the Hispanic community.
"Growing Up Singing" is a project integrated by a group of musicians, creators, and promoters of culture and art, whose end project is to format and evolve cultural and emotional acceptance in children within the Hispanic community.
Eurydice Losada:
Musicologist, Director of the infant and juvenile choirs, has done lectures about children and adolescents in other countries. Founded the Children Choir of TV and radio in Cuba in 1984 and has received accolades for children music compositions.
Mikel Porcel:
Composer, Orchestrator, Musical Arrangements and Producer, Guitarist and Singer. Is recognized in many Spanish speaking countries and has an internationally recognized play.
Sergio Andricain:
Has culturally worked in many countries including Hispanic countries. Co-founder of "Cuatrogatos" and coordinator of Iberoamericano at the Miami-Dade College Bookfair.
Antonio Orlando Rodriguez:
Has culturally worked in many countries including Hispanic countries. Co-founder of "Cuatrogatos" and has coordinated projects for UNICEF.
"Fundacion Cultural Cuatrogatos":
Is a non-profit organization created by Sergio Andricain and Antonio Orlando Rodriguez in Miami, FL. They work infavor of cultural education and art in children and adolescents in the hispanic speaking community in the United States.
Dalia Diaz:
Director at Tamiami United Methodist Church School Center and has a Masters in Education from Miami-Dade College.
The project was developed at Tamiami United Methodist Church School whose students are immigrants from Central and South America. Through these songs, they are able to reflect on their emotions, happiness, doubts, dreams, and wishes. Analyzing these outcomes the dream of creating the CD arose for other children throughout the country to feel those same emotions.
Our goal is to reach Hispanic teachers, parents, and institutions, with the desire for them to feel those same emotions when learning or teaching these songs.
"Growing Up Singing" is a project integrated by a group of musicians, creators, and promoters of culture and art, whose end project is to format and evolve cultural and emotional acceptance in children within the Hispanic community.
"Growing Up Singing" is a project integrated by a group of musicians, creators, and promoters of culture and art, whose end project is to format and evolve cultural and emotional acceptance in children within the Hispanic community.
Eurydice Losada:
Musicologist, Director of the infant and juvenile choirs, has done lectures about children and adolescents in other countries. Founded the Children Choir of TV and radio in Cuba in 1984 and has received accolades for children music compositions.
Mikel Porcel:
Composer, Orchestrator, Musical Arrangements and Producer, Guitarist and Singer. Is recognized in many Spanish speaking countries and has an internationally recognized play.
Sergio Andricain:
Has culturally worked in many countries including Hispanic countries. Co-founder of "Cuatrogatos" and coordinator of Iberoamericano at the Miami-Dade College Bookfair.
Antonio Orlando Rodriguez:
Has culturally worked in many countries including Hispanic countries. Co-founder of "Cuatrogatos" and has coordinated projects for UNICEF.
"Fundacion Cultural Cuatrogatos":
Is a non-profit organization created by Sergio Andricain and Antonio Orlando Rodriguez in Miami, FL. They work infavor of cultural education and art in children and adolescents in the hispanic speaking community in the United States.
Dalia Diaz:
Director at Tamiami United Methodist Church School Center and has a Masters in Education from Miami-Dade College.
Organizer
Euridice Losada
Organizer
Miami, FL
