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La más grande historia jamás cantada Parade

La más grande historia jamás cantada

Cast members from “La más grande historia jamás cantada / The most amazing story ever sung” paraded through the streets of New York near the Juan Valdez Cafe on 57th St

Colombian Heritage NEW YORK Sep 19, 2012 ~ Heads turned and people stopped to watch as camels, horses, and giant birds joined actors of La más grande historia jamás cantada parading through the streets of New York City near the Juan Valdez Café on 57th Street.

La más grande historia jamás cantada
Musical Director María Isabel Murillo and actor Felipe Salazar

READ ABOUT THE PRODUCTION…


Published September 19, 2012 ~ Updated January 23, 2020.

Filed Under: Colombian, FESTIVALS

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