NY Emmys Night 2019 at The 62nd annual New York Emmy Awards Gala

We are very proud because our CEO and founder of En La Escena Anthony Austin won an Emmy for his wonderful role as a camera person in the project Blueprint: NYC -Coney Island. His team won the top prize in the Nostalgia Category. The project is half hour episode that explores the iconic part of the Brooklyn coastline dubbed the birthplace of American leisure by some historias, and how Coney Island was transformed into one the earliest great amusement parks at The 62nd annual New York Emmy Awards Gala, NY Emmys Night 2019





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Rita Moreno accepting her award as 2019 Bronx Children's Museum Honoree.

Rita Moreno accepting her award as 2019 Bronx Children's Museum Honoree.

Adrian Alicea NYFW 2016 - En La Escena / On the Scene

Watch, Adrian Alicea debuts his 2016 collection called Unorthodox Romance at NYFW 2016 Season with our reporter Sandra Escallon.
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Chuck Schumer Fetanyl Press Conference - En La Escena

Chuck Schumer spoke about Fetanyl in a Press Conference. He announced the new effort and budget appointment in order to stop this drug to come into United States from China. Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 80-100 times stronger than morphine and it's the cause of killing lots of youth.

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Flamenco Jazz with at Cornelia Street Cafe

It's about 'Flamenco Jazz' with Rebeca Vallejo at Cornelia Street Cafe in New York. We are remembering, Rebeca Vallejo intervied with reporter Sandra Scallon from En La Escena / On The Scene. Visit: www.enlaescena.com

Baseball Hall of Fame 2019 OTS Sports

The results of this year’s vote were announced Tuesday by the Baseball Writers Association of America. eventy-five percent of the vote is needed for immortalization in Cooperstown, and three of this year’s electees zoomed past that total.

Rivera, the legendary ex-New York Yankees closer, reached the hallowed 100 percent mark, beating Ken Griffey Jr.’s record of 99.32 percent. Griffey missed just three ballots in 2016.

Halladay, the ex-Philadelphia Phillies and Toronto Blue Jays ace who died tragically in a 2017 plane crash, was also elected easily with 85.4 percent.

Martinez also earned 85.4 percent, ending a polarizing candidacy for the former Seattle Mariners designated hitter that took until his 10th and final year on the ballot.







Mussina’s slow climb toward 75 percent finally reached the end, with 76.7 percent in his sixth year on the ballot. The ex-Yankees and Orioles pitcher had career stats that compared favorably to Halladay, so their inclusion together makes sense.

Perdida Night Lost at ELE Flashback

Perdida Night Lost - Premiere at Anthology Film interview with Director by George Roberts for En La Escena Brazil.  Visit: www.enlaescena.com