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 LITTLE DUENDE 
Was partly inspired by the “Cuentos Para Dormir” project led by Sophia Sobko
And specifically the Dreamer Moms USA Tijuana A.C. stories as follows
 
"Mamá Luciérnaga Y Sus Estrellas"                                              "El Pequeño Elfo"
                        Yolanda Varona Palacios                                            Emma Sánchez De Paulsen
 
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON DREAMER MOMS USA TIJUANA A.C. 
AND HOW TO HELP VISIT THE FOLLOWING LINKS
  
DREAMER MOMS
 CUENTOS PARA DORMIR PROJECT
 
 Be more than an ally, make a direct impact, visit & donate:
 REUNITE FAMILIES
The creators of "Little Duende" honor the many stories and lives of deported mothers, of separated families and other immigrant stories that might resemble the struggle and journey our musical entails. Please contact us directly for more information on how you can help continue to tell their stories, and uplift their fight for justice and reunification.  

Development History
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LITTLE DUENDE 
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will participate in the 33rd annual festival of new Musicals in New York, October 2021.

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LITTLE DUENDE was developed with the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center during the 2021 National Music Theater Conference.
Tiffani Gavin  Executive Director                                      
Alexander Gemigniani A.D.
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LITTLE DUENDE was featured in New York Theatre Barn's New Work Series 2021


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ZOONGORO: A MEXICAN MUSICAL TALE (or All Strings Considered) 
Book & Lyrics by Georgina Escobar 
Music & Lyrics by Zenén Zeferino Huervo
Synopsis:
A young Mexican girl in Queens wants to try out for the school's talent show featuring her recently deceased father's music— Son Jarocho—the typical music of Veracruz, Mexico. After a series of encounters with the school bullies, she decides to immerse herself in her father's story (based on musical composer's book "Zoongoro Bailongo") and remind the people of her school, that music is indeed, the universal language.


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Workshop/Trunk show productions 2017-2019 for New York City's public schools.
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