NOTE: This contribution is for the in-person event only and does NOT include the livestream (CLICK HERE for the livestream page).

MARIO CANCEL-BIGAY

Mario Cancel Bigay (pronounced Big Eye), is a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, poet, translator and ethnomusicologist. He is also an expert on the Puerto Rican cuatro, the island's national guitar, which he has played since age 12. In addition, Mario is a professor at New York University where he teaches courses on Latin American Cultures and Global Works. Most importantly, he is the proud father of a brilliant Puerto Rican-Haitian girl called Gabriela.
https://www.facebook.com/mario.cancel.54
https://www.instagram.com/mariocancelbigay/

RUBÉN GONZÁLEZ & HECHO A MANO (HAND MADE)

Rubén González is a songwriter originally from Argentina. His music has a “handmade” feel to it, inviting audiences to participate and make music with him. Mixing South American, classical, rock and jazz and African influences, his compositions reflect a world vision, socio-political commentary and popular stories. World-famous composer Phillip Glass invited Rubén to perform at the Tune In Festival due to his "musical ingenuity" and as an example of a new direction in music. Rubén González has three albums to his credit and is working on the fourth with a talented griot balafon player from Guinea, Famoro Dioubate.
https://rubengonzalezmusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Hecho.4.Mano/
https://www.instagram.com/rubengonzalez426/

Listen to “Desde mis 13 a los 20" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wJibF-5UeQ 

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COVID-19 POLICY
Effective March 23, 2024, the Peoples' Voice Cafe will no longer require that anyone who attends wear a mask. We will continue to keep a supply of masks on hand for anyone who wants one.
Also effective March 23, 2024, Peoples' Voice Cafe will resume the sale of snacks and beverages.
Other covid safety protocols remain unchanged. We will continue to limit in-person attendance to 85, we will continue to use three HEPA filters in the Assembly Hall, we will continue to offer live streaming, and we will continue to recommend (but not require) vaccination and/or testing.

After on-line sales for in-person tickets have ended, tickets will still be available at the door.