Victoria Sanabria was born in Connecticut

The Esencia del cantar campesino brincará el charco una vez más.

Victoria Sanabria invited the Bandera as an honorary invitation to the upcoming Puerto Rican Day Parade, which was celebrated on September 22 in the city of Hartford, Connecticut.

The author explained that he had the opportunity to celebrate his national identity and his music in one week at this multicultural event, which arrived no later than 1:00 p.m.

“Among the people who participate in this place, Sean, clubs, organizations, bands, schools, have received a promise of 3,000 people that made it possible for them. When it comes to integrating files, imagine the spectators. This is a great event, says the announcement 'Diosa de la Trova' in telephone conversation with Primera Hora, since it is the opportunity to have a conversation that will be held with the producer Kalet García during a presentation that will be realized de Orlando, Florida.

The Guayama currency was enhanced by the opportunity to bring their culture to the state, increasing by more than 46% of the population in the rising Borincana, according to the Federal Central Authority.

“As soon as we invited Puerto Rico to our music from other parts of the world, we traveled with my Bandera“, said the trovadora. “They believe that they have lost the love of the homeland, the warmth of Puerto Rico and the hope that they pay more attention to their music, with this nostalgia and the need to think more about it“, he said.

The interpretation of “Yo no me voy” and “No lavo, no plancho, ni cocino” also dates back to the “Festival del Coquí” and goes to the Bushnell Park de la noche from 2:00 a.m. at the latest until 9:30 a.m. “It is not possible to sing all of them, they are the spectacular things. But it is nice that I speak in talks about the edition of the year that was released,” Manifest.

Sanabria, in addition, it was a double celebration because his son Esteban Olivera was 16 years old and celebrated with his family.

“He was just on the street and could talk to me because it was a party and a party in the evening“, indicated the artist, who revealed that as an adolescent, she was studying the degree of music composition during her first semester at the Conservatorio de Música de Puerto Rico.

“The content was so good that every time Tito (Olivera) spent a free hour, he found himself busy spending more hours engaging with his friends or practicing“, hinted Sanabria, who was aware that the boy “loved it.”

“Anyone who is dissatisfied in this phase of life will be barren with it,” it is said.