The Cuban-born, Miami-based singer shakes up the spotlight concert series
If Susana Behar looks familiar, chances are you might have seen her in
the audience during previous Spoleto and Piccolo Spoleto festivals.
After all, she's been attending them for the last eight years. That's a
long time to hold on to a dream, and finally Piccolo Spoleto attendees
will be privy to the acclaimed vocalist's exotic repertoire — the
Sephardic music of her ancestors, Latin American folk, and a brief,
passionate pit stop in flamenco — a set list that ultimately unfolds
like a timeline of Behar's incredible life.
