Mexican-American composer Nathan Felix will present his new immersive opera titled La Gran Esperanza at the Blaffer Art Museum (4173 Elgin St) on Saturday October 10th at 3pm. La Gran Esperanza, sung in Spanish is a short opera exploring themes of hope, cultural identity, and...
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