At the Miami Carnival Center in Downtown Miami, ¡Azucar! Cuban legend and global icon Celia Cruz is currently presenting an explosive new musical.
Presenting a hit parade of her greatest songs, Celia takes you on an amazing 60-year musical journey through the life and music of the sensational salsa diva, from her humble beginnings in Cuba to the international superstardom that made her one of the most remarkable Hispanic artists who has ever lived.
Already a main hit in New York, Celia's company of 16 singers, dancers and musicians are in Miami Florida to opening their international tour. Told through the eyes of Celia's beloved husband, Pedro Knight, Celia reincarnates as the magnificent star acclaimed by many.
This event in Miami will take place from June 18th, to July 6th, 2008.
Tickets are available at www.carnivalcenter.org. General admission starts at $50. There is a VIP ticket available for $95. The parking at the venue is restricted, so you can reserve your parking for an extra $15 when you buy your tickets.
Keep in mind when purchasing your tickets that some performances are in English and some in Spanish.
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Presenting a hit parade of her greatest songs, Celia takes you on an amazing 60-year musical journey through the life and music of the sensational salsa diva, from her humble beginnings in Cuba to the international superstardom that made her one of the most remarkable Hispanic artists who has ever lived.
Already a main hit in New York, Celia's company of 16 singers, dancers and musicians are in Miami Florida to opening their international tour. Told through the eyes of Celia's beloved husband, Pedro Knight, Celia reincarnates as the magnificent star acclaimed by many.
This event in Miami will take place from June 18th, to July 6th, 2008.
Tickets are available at www.carnivalcenter.org. General admission starts at $50. There is a VIP ticket available for $95. The parking at the venue is restricted, so you can reserve your parking for an extra $15 when you buy your tickets.
Keep in mind when purchasing your tickets that some performances are in English and some in Spanish.
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