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CAMPANITAS DE CRISTAL, a Musical Tribute to Puerto Rican Culture and the Holidays at Teatro Círculo
Off-Bway, Other Music
PRICE: $20-40

$40 General Admission
$35 Students & Seniors
$30 Groups of 10+

Subsidized $10 tickets only for Saturday performances using code ACCESS, applied to General Admission thanks to Howard Gilman Foundation, the support of the “State of New York” and City Council Member Harvey Epstein.

Located in Manhattan
Teatro Circulo
64 East 4th St., New York, NY 10003
DATES:
Fri, Dec 4th 7:00pm
Sat, Dec 5th 2:00pm
Sat, Dec 5th 7:00pm
Sun, Dec 6th 2:00pm
Fri, Dec 11th 7:00pm
Sat, Dec 12th 2:00pm
Sat, Dec 12th 7:00pm
Sun, Dec 13th 2:00pm
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Teatro Círculo continues its 32nd season with CAMPANITAS DE CRISTAL (Crystal Bells), a music anthology curated and directed by acclaimed Uruguayan-born New Yorker Maestro PABLO ZINGER, featuring the extraordinary voices of talented artists Puerto Rican soprano BRENDA FELICIANO, New Yorker singer of Honduran descent DIANA LÓPEZ and Puerto Rican actor BRYAN J. CORTÉS from December 4 to 13, 2026 at Teatro Círculo.

CAMPANITAS DE CRISTAL takes its name from Rafael Hernández’s evocative song ‘Campanitas de cristal’ written in New York City where he spent some of his first winters with snow. The show features the music of Rafael Hernández, Puerto Rico’s greatest and most popular composer of the 20th Century – known as ‘El jibarito’- and of other beloved composers like Amaury Veray, Narciso Figueroa and many more.

Rafael Hernández’s songs ‘Cachita’ and ‘Capullito de alhelí’ became synonyms with Cuban music, his ‘Linda Quisqueya’ became a Dominican anthem, and ‘Ay, amor ya no me quieras tanto’ sounds like some of the best Mexican boleros. His songs ‘Preciosa’, ‘Lamento borincano’, ‘El cumbanchero’ and ‘Silencio’ became iconic all-time hits in Puerto Rico and throughout the world.

Performances of CAMPANITAS DE CRISTAL with songs in Spanish and narration in English. For Puerto Ricans, the Christmas season (las navidades) is more than a holiday-it is a musical tradition filled with parrandas, aguinaldos, and gatherings that bring families and communities together in song.

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