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Southeast Portland theatre company puts Latino culture in the spotlight

Portland, ORLocal News

Milagro Theatre, a cornerstone of Latino culture in Southeast Portland, has been captivating audiences for more than 40 years. Founded by Dañel Malán-González and José González y Salazar, the theatre is dedicated to promoting Latino arts and storytelling through its innovative performances. Each show is seen by the founders as a miracle, underscoring their passion for the craft and commitment to their community. The theatre hosts various cultural events, including the vibrant Day of the Dead Celebration and the Hispanic Cultural Festival, which aim to engage and educate the public about Latino traditions. Milagro’s performances often explore themes relevant to the Latino experience, providing a voice to underrepresented narratives.

Their work not only entertains but also fosters understanding and appreciation among diverse audiences. As they continue to push boundaries in the arts, Milagro Theatre remains a vital part of Portland's cultural identity. Through its dedication to excellence and community engagement, the theatre exemplifies the power of the arts in bringing people together.

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