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Jerry Montoya’s ‘We the People’ on American Stage’s streaming platform

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Diana Garle (Sophie Carillo, Liz Cavanaugh) and Daniel Llaca (Salvador Ramirez, Santiago Ramirez) BY C. PINEDA, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG – Recently, I had the delight of seeing Jerry Montoya's 'Nosotros La Gente' ('We the People') streaming on American Stage's digital platform, which runs through Dec. 20. Montoya invites the audience to journey along with […]

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