HOLA Member Bochinche

Bochinche refers to "gossip." In this sense, we use it to mention HOLA members or Friends of HOLA who are getting acting, performance or similarly artistic gigs and/or recognition in the media. The names of HOLA members and Friends of HOLA are listed below in boldface.

Inma Heredia, shown at left, will play Claudia in the first ever film adaptation of Ramón del Valle Inclán’s play Luces de Bohemia. Now titled Bohemian Lights, it is produced by Rémy Saint-Denis, written by The Live Source Collective and will be directed by Tyler Mercer. For more information, click here. She booked the work through a casting notice that HOLA sends to its members and self-submitting.

Caridad de la Luz (also known by her nom de poésie et de musique La Bruja), shown at right, wrote and performed the opening track (“Prelude”) on Prince Royce’s second album, Phase II, which just won the Premio Lo Nuestro Award for Tropical Album of the Year.

¡Madre Mía!, the SAG-AFTRA webseries written and directed by Francisco Lupini Basagoiti and produced by Francisco Fuertes is an official entry of the Hollyweb Film Festival. The webseries stars Soledad López, Juan Villarreal, David Vega and Alfredo Huereca. For more information on the project, click here or here.

Éric-Dominique Pérez appeared with Christine Suero and Verónica Caicedo on the talk show “Open” (hosted by Rhina Valentín). Pérez was there promoting and doing an excerpt of his self-penned solo show El Gringuito (directed by A.B. Lugo and assistant directed by Billy Martín Mejía) which is scheduled to be presented in March at HERE Arts Center in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood as part of the Downtown Urban Theatre Festival. For more information, click here. To see Pérez in action, click on the video below (he appears starting at about 08:15 into the video).



Tony Rodríguez appeared in the first of a series of fitness segments on the television program “La revista semanal” (MundoFox). To see the segment (which is in Spanish), click here.

Daniel Anthony Hidalgo is currently filming the short film Downtime (written and directed by Amos Efrat).

Mike Smith Rivera (also known by his nom de clown Mister Clown) conducted “clown on the street” interviews in New York’s world famous Times Square to comedic results. Take a look at “What Up?” by clicking on the video below.



If you are an HOLA member or a Friend of HOLA and want to submit a bochinche item, send us an e-mail. If you are not an HOLA member, why not join? If you are not a Friend of HOLA, why not become one?