Jana Marieta Perdigon Mila

Jana Marieta Perdigón Milá works as a musician in the Oriente’s Symphonic Orchestra, professor at the José María Heredia Professional School of Music, and also at the Esteban Salas Conservatory. She has been trained as a Suzuki teacher up to Book Four in the Suzuki Festivals in Lima, Peru, since 2018. She started the Suzuki project in a day care in the city, and is currently working with a team in the Suzuki Project of the Esteban Salas Conservatory with the help of the NGO Camaquito. Her dream is to spread the Suzuki Method in her country.

Crescer rodeado de amor com o Mtodo SuzukiProjeto Suzuki Santiago de CubaCamaquito

Crescer rodeado de amor com o Método Suzuki Projeto Suzuki Santiago de Cuba-Camaquito

by Jana Marieta Perdigon Mila, Cecilia Dayana Rosales Prieto

Translated by Caroline Fraser Ninguém nasce odiando outra pessoa por causa da cor de sua pele, ou de seu fundo, ou de sua religião. As pessoas devem aprender a odiar, e se elas podem aprender a odiar, podem ser ensinadas a… Read more ▶

Cuba, Latin America, Suzuki, Suzuki Method
ASJ 48.4, page 0

Crecer rodeado de amor con el Mtodo SuzukiProyecto Suzuki Santiago de CubaCamaquito

Crecer rodeado de amor con el Método Suzuki Proyecto Suzuki Santiago de Cuba-Camaquito

by Jana Marieta Perdigon Mila, Cecilia Dayana Rosales Prieto

Traducción de Caroline Fraser Nadie nace odiando a otra persona por el color de su piel, o su origen, o su religión. La gente debe aprender a odiar, y si puede aprender a odiar, se le puede enseñar a amar, porque… Read more ▶

Cuba, Latin America, Suzuki, Suzuki Method
ASJ 48.4, page 57

Growing Up Surrounded by Love with the Suzuki Method Project Suzuki Santiago de Cuba-Camaquito

by Jana Marieta Perdigon Mila, Cecilia Dayana Rosales Prieto

Translated by Caroline Fraser No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to… Read more ▶

Cuba, Latin America, Suzuki, Suzuki Method
ASJ 48.4, page 57