Carlos de Leon en el 170th aniversario de la Independencia Dominicana en Providence
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Providence, RI. El 23 de Febrero de 2014, a las 3:00 pm, se llevó a cabo la Conmemoración de los 170 años de la Independencia de nuestra hermana República Dominicana en la casa Alcaldia de la ciudad de Providence. Con gran orgullo celebraron los logros del músico Carlos de León, músico destacado que ha puesto muy en alto al pueblo Dominicano y Latino en Rhode Island. En el turno que le tocó a Carlos de León en un programa muy estructurado, Carlos dijo no hablar mucho, porque el habla con su instrumento musical, su trompeta. Carlos demostró su pasión con una hermosa composición de nuestro Compositor Puertorriqueño Rafael Hernández. Aquí parte de la celebración. QUE VIVA QUISQUEYA.
Marilyn Cepeda, Presidente de Quisqueya en Acción y Lydia Pérez, Fundadora y CEO PRIAA
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