With his years of experience as Head of Special Effects at Disney, he has worked in the production of many artistic events. Because he is a father he is role model. Because he is an artist he is creative. As a visionary he is able to transcend his creations every year and thus El Velorio continues to grow. Overview Concert : Each year El Velorio brings together musicians and DJ’s that infuse the event with contemporary Latin American flavor. Exhibit : By showcasing emerging artist El Velorio seeks to celebrate the day of the dead in a transcendental way that will allow its visitors to contemplate different aesthetic developments local to the city of Los Angeles. Event : El Velorio is a multicultural event that celebrates the cultural traditions of Day of the Dead, featuring an art exhibition, live music, an altar installation and much more. Event Attendance : Every year thousands of people come together at El Velorio to celebrate Latino culture and heritage, allowing for this converge to transcend its
natural context. In 2014 we are anticipating attendance to reach over 3,000 guests. What We Do : El Velorio is an event that brings together artists in a range of media to connect with hispanic heritage in a space free of borders. By generating an artistic convergence El Velorio is able to aesthetically transcend time and space. Why It Matters : El Velorio began in 2010, with the sole purpose of creating a space for artists to exhibit their work; however it quickly became an event that has benefited various non-proft organizations. Where : In 2014 El Velorio will take place at LA’s only multidisciplinary community arts venue dedicated to serving the Eastside neighborhoods of Los Angeles, Plaza De la Raza. Mission Statement,
El Velorio seeks to celebrate the cultural traditions of Day of the Dead, featuring an art exhibition, life music, an altar installation and much more. By showcasing emergent artist El Velorio celebrates the day of the dead in a transcendental way, allowing its visitors to contemplate different aesthetic developments within the city of Los Angeles. El Velorio began in 2010, with the sole purpose of creating a space for artists to exhibit their work; however it quickly became an event that has benefited various nonprofit organizations
