The new BoriCorridor Tour season has its lineup. Marian Pabón, Los Rivera Destino and Haciendo Punto en otro Son, along with the biographical work about Tite Curet Alonso performed by Josean Ortiz, are part of the 2025 edition of this initiative.
The BoriCorridor Tour aims to connect artists and cultural organizers with Puerto Ricans in the diaspora. This year it will return, between March and October, to Boston, Hartford and New York City, while also visiting other cities with large Puerto Rican communities, such as Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Holyoke, Massachusetts.
"In this tour we have achieved a great combination of experience and youth, comedy and drama, satire and music, along with the deep patriotic love of our artists," said Elsa Mosquera, founder and co-leader of Ágora Cultural Architects, creator of BoriCorridor and producer of the tour.
Marian Pabón will open this series of events with four shows of her successful stand-up "¡Más fuerte que nunca!", from March 20 to 23, 2025. In April, Silverio Pérez, Josy Latorre, Alex Croatto and a band of 11 musicians will arrive to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Haciendo Punto en otro Son, one of the musical groups that define Puerto Rican social song.
For their part, Los Rivera Destino, who continue making their mark with their style of musical satire, will join the BoriCorridor during the last weekend of May. Meanwhile, actor and playwright Josean Ortiz will portray the late composer Tite Curet Alonso in his historical-musical work "Tite Curet Alonso: Lírica y Poesía." Performances of this work will take place in October, during Latino Heritage Month celebrations.
Tickets for all BoriCorridor Tour 2025 events are available at www.boritix.com, a platform created by Ágora in collaboration with PR Tickets, to promote events by Puerto Rican and Latin American artists in the United States.
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