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Showing posts with label Luz Elena Valenzuela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luz Elena Valenzuela. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Luz Elena Valenzuela Performs "Havana," by Camile Cabello [YouTube Video]
Emilio and I are proud to be Luz Elena's parents. Here, she is performing a cover titled, "Havana," by Camile Cabello, that she recorded today, July 11, 2018.
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Luz Elena Valenzuela is a recent graduate of Southwestern University, holds a bachelors degree in Fine Arts, musical performance opera, with plans to attend Graduate School in the near future. She sings in many languages, including Spanish, Italian, German, French, and of course, English.
As you can hear from this cover, she is a versatile singer—and she'll be performing soon in Scotland as part of the Don Juan Project musical theater at the Fringe Festival in the month of August, 2018.
Her parents will join her and I'll be blogging from there, as well. :-)
Angela Valenzuela (a.k.a. "Mami")
#ShamelessMom https://youtu.be/vxDoO7KSK5Q via @YouTube
Sunday, May 06, 2018
Praise for Luz Elena Valenzuela representing Southwestern University in Edinburgh, Scotland at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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| Luz Elena Valenzuela after her April 21, 2018 senior recital, Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas |
Taking place in August, 2018, the festival is recognized as the largest arts festival in the world, boasting a record-breaking 53,000 performances last summer alone. Her parents are very proud of her and happy to get the chance to tag along for the celebration.
We cannot thank the Sarofim School of Fine Arts and the university faculty, in general, enough for helping Luz to develop her talent and to accomplish her dreams. What a gem of a university, as evidenced by a recent $15 million, largest-ever gift to the university.
On a related note, Luz is graduating from college this week from Southwestern University with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts in the area of Musical Performance Opera. Her soprano voice is powerful, spellbinding, and sublime!
Congratulations from your Mom & Dad, Luz!
Keep on singing! ♬🎶♪♫
We love you!
Angela Valenzuela
Emilio Zamora
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