By popular demand, the CCCNY opens its 2020 Winter Calendar and rings in the New Year with an ALL-OUT PARTY to celebrate with members and friends the traditional Christmas feast of the Epiphany at Manhattan’s legendary Mesón Sevilla, in the heart of the world-renowned Restaurant Row.
The feast will include a delicious menu especially prepared by the head chef to greet los Reyes Magos, who will come bearing collectable gifts honoring Cuba’s cultural legacy, some valued at $50 or more!
Join us to relive and rescue this treasured Cuban tradition and celebrate to your heart’s delight!
The event will be capped by a musical performance by the acclaimed Argentinian entertainer Carmen Carrasco, who will sing villancicos and season favorites.
344 West 46th St., NYC
(between 8th & 9th Aves.)
MENU
Appetizers
(served family style)
Shrimp with Garlic Sauce
Mussels Sevilla
Fried Calamari
Broiled Spanish Chorizos
Main Course
Your Choice of:
Broiled Salmon
Veal Marsala
Sirloin Steak
Paella
Chicken Sevillana
(All served with rice, potatoes and vegetables)
Flan or Ice Cream
Wine, Sangria, Soda, Coffee
SPACE IS LIMITED.
Advance reservation required.
RESERVATION FEE: $60 per person
TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION CALL:
(914) 633-3550 ó (201) 724-0429
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carmen Carrasco began her artistic career at the age of 16, performing as a Middle Eastern dancer, having mastered the art of belly dancing and singing in the Arabic language. A few years later she began training with acting coach Raúl Serrano. Her natural talent and charisma helped her land many TV roles in daytime drama and special events, working alongside many of Argentina’s brightest TV stars. She has performed as a singer, dancer, and actress in Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and much of Latin America. Her role as one of the famed comedian Jorge Porcel’s variety show, “Las Gatitas y Ratones de Porcel” led to the recording of her first CD, Atrévete, garnering great critical acclaim. As an actress she has excelled in both theater and television, sharing the stage with stars of international renown, such Armando Roblán, Carlos Vives, and Mara Croato. As an entertainer she has amassed a wide and versatile repertoire of songs from around the world, singing fluently in 11 languages: Spanish, English, Italian, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Greek, Turkish, Hebrew, Japanese, and Armenian. And her distinctive voice has made her one of the most sought-after club singers of boleros and tangos in today’s New York City music scene.
This event is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
