Remendado
- Carmen
1. Where were you
born? Where were you raised?
I was born in Castro
Valley, California and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area
2. If you weren’t a singer, what profession would you be in?
2. If you weren’t a singer, what profession would you be in?
I would probably go
into nursing or a medical field.
3. The first opera I was ever in was…
3. The first opera I was ever in was…
Orpheus in the Underworld
by Offenbach.
4. My favorite opera is…
4. My favorite opera is…
Il Trittico by Puccini or La Bohème
by Puccini.
5. My favorite food to cook or eat is…
5. My favorite food to cook or eat is…
I love Polynesian
Island Food. e.g. Loco Moco, Spam Musubi, cooked green banana, or taro with
coconut milk.
6. People would be surprised to know…
6. People would be surprised to know…
…that I like to sit
on the sand by the ocean and listen to the waves.
7. If I could travel anywhere, real or fantasy, I would travel to…
7. If I could travel anywhere, real or fantasy, I would travel to…
...the South Pacific/Polynesia area to visit not only homeland but all the other
nearby islands.
8. I like to binge-watch…
8. I like to binge-watch…
House of Cards.
9. What four people (living or deceased) would you like to invite for a dinner party?
9. What four people (living or deceased) would you like to invite for a dinner party?
Jill
Scott, Michelle Obama, Leontyne Price, and Viola Davis.
10. Everyone should see Carmen because….
10. Everyone should see Carmen because….
…of the music and
the fabulous cast.
11. Bonus: One question you wish someone would ask you (and the answer).
Q: What is your
favorite holiday throughout the year?
A: Christmas because I get to spend it with my family and because I am home in San Francisco.
A: Christmas because I get to spend it with my family and because I am home in San Francisco.
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Don't miss
the chance to see Benjamin in Carmen, Bizet's breathtaking
opera. Performances are November 3 & November 5 in Overture
Hall. Tickets start at $18; visit madisonopera.org for more
information.
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