Latino/Afro Puerto Rican "Bomba"


Sharon, Massachussetts: El 24 de mayo de 2008, Lydia Perez, Dorothy y Yidell fueron invitadas, como madre e hijas y parte de Yoruba 2, al Festival cultural que celebra la administración del Spring Valley Country Club a todos sus socios y familiares. La "Tropical Productions" Organización Nacional, contrató los servicio de Nuestras artistas para representar la Bomba Puertorriqueña.

Esta actividad fue totalmente producida por the "Tropical Productions" una organización con cede en Texas y que hacer actividades a nivel nacional trayendo consigo diferentes parte del mundo en un solo estadio o estrado.

La actividad comenzó a las 6:00p.m.y culminó a las 12:00 de la media noche. Suculentos platos de los direfentes paises representados y mucho baile y talleres de parte de los grupos invitados.

La actividad fue un éxito total de alta energía, artistas profesionales de un talento único, "Cocktails" Bailes y sobre todo mucho sabor de paises traído con orgullo para deleitar a tan afanada audiencia. PRIAA se complace en dar esta noticia y que nuestra presidente continuen cosechando éxito nacionales para orgullo de nuestra isla y hermanos latinos.

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