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Home My WebLink AboutM-03-0773Rincon, Jessica From: Wright, Steve Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 6:21 PM To: Rincon, Jessica Cc: Zorrilla, Teresa Subject: July 17 blue Pages for District 3 USTRICT 3 g COMMISSIONER SANCHEZ A. Appearance by Circulo Lirico de la Opera requesting a waiver of Manuel Artime Theater expenses for a Sept. 27 community opera performance. B. Appearance by Carnival Independencia de CentroAmerica y Mexico requesting city support for a Sept. 14 community event on SW 1st Street between 12th and 17th avenues. C. Discussion of the use of a city owned property at NW 27th Avenue and NW 2nd Street for use by the Cuban Museum and the Museo de los Balseros. Steve Wright Senior Policy Advisor Office of Commissioner Joe Sanchez 305 250-5382 03- 773 2441 North West 9Yd. Avenue Suite 102 & 103 Miami, Florida 33172 Tel 305-592-5002 Fax 305-592-5003 WEB Site ►c►►►►.cicamcx.com WEB Site w►►►►.vivamiami.com Email www.eddirod*vivamiamLty CICAMEX, as a NON -Profit Organization with status of 501-C3, and VIVA MIAMI Entertainment Group, since 1997 are dedicated to organizing and presenting NON -Profit Events for the betterment of the education of the under privileged Latin American children in our country, the United States. In this year 2003, VIVA MIAMI and CICAMEX once again will be holding the following Event, Carnaval Independencia Centro America & Mexico, this coming September 14m. To celebrate the Independence day of five Centro American countries and Mexico. We are counting on your generous sponsorship, which will be turned into Scholarships for the under- privileged Latin American youngsters. These scholarships will allow our kids to reach their goal of higher education, will provide the necessary tools for them to compete for the important, decision-making positions in their communities, and will in general make them better members of our society. All our Events focus on the Cultural and Traditional activities of our Latin Community. Thanks to companies such as Budweiser, Corona, Modelo, Western Union, Coca-Cola, Sara Lee, Americatel (10-10-123), Taca Airlines, Flor de Cana, Sprint, AT & T Wireless, Bacardi, AT & T Broadband and CAMACOL, just to mention a few, our Latin American Children have been able to reach their goals to further their education. We also give our thanks to the Local and National Media, LTV Networks, T 51, Univisioo-Channel 23, AT & T Broadband-MiaVision-Channel 13, America TV -Channel 41, La Gran Cadena, Salsa, ZOL, El Nuevo Herald, Diano las Americas, El Nicaraguense Newspaper, and la Prensa Centro Americana, for all their donations and help with our projects, and most of our Events are free - to -the public. The City of Miami and DADE County have also been major contributing forces to better relations and community understanding of our Latin American Culture and Traditions. Without the help and support of Mayors Alex Penelas (Dade County) and Manny Diaz (City of Miami, Councilmen Joe Sanchez, Tomas Regalado and Mr. Bruno Barreiro, to mention a couple, these NON -Profit, free to the public Community Events could not have taken place. All of us at VIVA MIAMI as General Directors and Organizers for CICAMEX (Carnaval Independencia Centro America & Mexico), take this opportunity to thank your Company m advance for all your time, help and support of the Event Calendar Year 2003. Once again, thank you for all your past and future support to our NON -Profit Organization. If any question, please contact any of our directors at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, Leobardo - MITTED I Ta Rodriguez rel Manor— Executive Director PUBLIC RECORD FOR ITEM D-3- 8 ON7-/7-03 03- 773 N I I AT .. CARNIVAL FACTS .. One day FREE to all Carnival Celebration to honor the Independence day of "Centro .America & Mexico". The Communities of South Florida will be delighted and entertained with Artist, Performers, Music Presentations, Folkloric Music & Dancers, Marching Bands, and Attractions for Children and Grown Ups attending our Festival. Handcrak Typical Latin Food and many other Activities related to the Latin America Heritage. Three Great and Happy Mega Stages, two (2) on each end of the Carnival, "CORONA BEER & COCA-COLA" and one (1) on the middle of the Ten (10) block long celebration, "Miccosukke Indian Tribe, TELEMUNDO-Local Channel 51, LTV Networks National and Local TV Coverage & La Gran Cade+na". Each Stage with renowned Latin American Artist and Performers. All Stages to be Sponsor by Private Companies that want to tighten their relation with our people and say PRESENT! For our Community. N IIEN & NN HERE The fourteen (14) day of September. The month which our Centro American and Mexico gained their Independence. Celebration at NW 7th. Street between 22id. Avenue and 17th. Avenue NW, City of Miami, State of Florida, UNITED STATES of AMERICA. WHY Considering the number of LATIN AMERICANS living in the City of Miami and all their bordering cities, the celebration of the Independence day of the Centro American & Mexico is part of the on going TRADITION to these NATIONS. ALL of our CULTURES will be JOINED rejoicing in this EVENT " CARNAVAL INDEPENDENCIA CENTRO AMERICA & MEXICO". ABOFT OFR ORGANIZATION & GOALS Our ORGANIZATION is a NON-PROFIT, >01-C3; our sole economic SUPPORT is CONTRIBUTIONS from PRIVATE ENTERPRIZES. Fund raisings, like the CARNAVAL INDEPENDENCIA CENTRO AMERICA & MEXICO is how our ORGANIZATION OBTAINS FUNDS for WORTHY CAUSES as the creation of SCHOLARSHIPS for our UNDER PRIVILEAGE CHILDREN to ENABLE them to attend COLLEGE or TRADE SCHOOL. Another one of our GOALS is to CREATE and SUPPORT a HOME for HOMELESS CHILDREN in our CITIES. Y1 ELCO:Y1E 1'0 " CARNAVAL INDEPENDENCIA CENTRO AMERICA & MEXICO ". WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT FOR OUR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND FOR THE YOUTH OF '['HIS C'Ot.NTRY. LET YOU AND US GIVE; THEM A FAIR CHANGE IN THIS GRE.�T N_,kTJON OF OURS. PLEASE ASE HE[.[' US HELP THEM AND THEIR FUTURE. GOD BLESSES YOU. IJ�"�1;�1� ed Into the public iiey n 25..3 - % on ?�2-_03 03— '7'73City Clle �k LIBERTY PARADE During the EVEWr, a Liberty Parade will take place, were the following will occur 1. Folkloric groups from all the countries, Maxie% Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Rica, celebrating their Independence Day will parade up and down the Events' Streets. 2. A Cavalry of Horses, from the Mexxm Community in West Palm Broward County, will also make their appearance Together with tha we will have four renown Top Mexican Singing Chros', "El Gallo de Oro' direct from Mexico, "El Puma de Sinaloa" +Direct from California, "Valente Ferro" he is the one who opens all Concerts for Juan Gabriel and our "Grand Marshal" PABLO Q TINTERG. 3. Los Mariachi's Band "Morariaga" will also pgrb-mpae in the parade. 4 4. Local School Bands will participate. 3. A Cuban mounted Cavalry will join us in honoring the countries celebrating thein' Independence Day. 6. The councils from Mexico, Honduras and Nicaragua, have confirmed their participation in the Liberty Parade_ 7. Telemundo -Chanel 5l, La Gran Cadens Radio and 991A1t42; Radio will transmit live the, Dews cast from the Event and the Parade. 8. Reproves from all the Major Sponsors will participate in the parade displaying the Sponsors Banners, the representatives will be provided by the Event the Sponsors wall provide the Banners. 9. The Miccosukces Indian Tribe will also participate in the Liberty Parade. 10. The Majors of Florida City, City of Afiarni and City of Sweetwater will participate in the Liberty Parade, as well as the Major of Dade County. 11. The Liberty Parade will be filmed by LTV Networks, reaching most of the United States via Cable systems, ConnCast and Adelphia here in South Florida and a Specud Program will be aired Nation Wide four tunes on the months of September and October. 12. After the Liberty Parade} Certificates of Appreciation will be presented to all Major Sponsors from the City of Miami and Dade County. LAST OF SOME OF SOME OF THE PERFORMERS WHICH WILL BE PARTICIPATING ON THE EVENT. 1. Pablo Montero (Mexico) 2. Alvaro Torres (El Salvador) 3. Luis Enrique (Mcaragua) 4. Banda, Blanca (Honduras) 5. Don Dinero (Cuba) 6. Kanto -24 Kilates (Dominican Republic) 7. Cognito (U.S-A-) S. +Carolina Lao (Colombia) '9. Los Hidaldo (Venezuela) 10. Tito Puente Jr. (Puerto Rico) 11. Thin (Puerto Rico) 12. Black Mozz (Jamaica) 13. Doble Filo (Dominican Republic) 14, 3 X (Cuba) l5. Jon Enrique (Peru) 16. Jan Carlos (Cuba) o Submitted Into the Public 17. Las Divas (Dominican Republic) 18. Pimienta Negra (Costa Rica) record$ � GO rier,E.rGC rj x. 1 1 d3 19. An addrtconaal 20 Bands and Groups will perfi�rzxr an the Event item i ?_ 3 =— �n �� priscilla A. Th mpsorl City Clerk 773 09/06/2002 13:49 3053722919 CITY MIA PUBLIC FAC PAGE 01/01 CARNAVAL INDEPENDENCIA DE CFNTRAL AMRICA Y MEDICO FESTIVAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2002 1'�STIlV[ATED COST OF CITY SERVICES AND FEES Police Department (Security) (Permit) (Admin. Fees) Fire/Rescue (Insp.-Fire & Rescue) (Permit) (Admin. Fees) Solid Waste (Labor/Cle:.rs Up) (Equipment Rental) (Disposal Cost) Parks & Recreation (Lab :x) (Equipment Rental. Public Works (Permit) TOTAL GRAND TOTAL CITX WVABLE O-. SERVICES �Es FEES $ 7,530.00 $ 100.00 $ 945.00 $ x,380.00 $ 55.00 48.00 $ 800.00 $ 0.00 $ 293.00 $ 00.00 $207.00 $ 372.77 $ 9,710.00 $1,813.77 $207.00 SALES TAX IS NOT IN( "LURE:D IN THIS BUDGET. IF THE S'PONSOg PUT'T'ING ON THE EVENT IS A "FOR-PROFIT" Old �GANL[;ATIO LESSAX WILL HSA VE TO BE INCLUDED. Prepared by Lina R. Blanco - 09/06/02 Submitted Into the public record in W,riectio ? G ith item D-_3-- � on A. Ti-uoagipson Uy Clerk 03- 773