Opera singer, actor, and producer David Serero received the Award for Diversity at UNESCO last week in Paris. The Award Ceremony took place in the presence of several personalities from the worlds of fashion and culture, as well as notable Diplomats. The Ceremony takes place the day after the 34th edition of the Oriental Fashion Show, created in 2004 by the Moroccan Hind Joudar, who chose the famous Carrousel du Louvre Museum during Paris Fashion Week to highlight oriental sp

ROYAL AIR MAROC honors David Serero among the 15 most influential Moroccans worldwide. Royal Air Maroc, a national Moroccan airline...

The Jewish Museum of Morocco in Casablanca receives the largest donation of Moroccan Judaica artifacts donated by opera singer David...

Albert Memmi, Sasson Gabay, Lisa Azuelos, Maxime Karoutchi, and more at the star-studded 22nd NY Sephardic Jewish Film Festival 6-20 March 2019 The New York Sephardic Jewish Film Festival (NYSJFF) announces its action-packed program featuring 12 NY US, and World première films, 10 special appearances by filmmakers, and 6 Pomegranate Awards recognizing Sephardi excellence in the arts. This special celebration of the diversity of Jewish experiences features narratives and docu

Opera star  David Serero  will perform for the Princess of Morocco,  Lalla Joumala,  in Washington, D.C., on Monday, July 31st, at the Organization of American States to celebrate the Feast of Throne. David Serero was born in France before moving to New York. However, he always cherished his Moroccan origins with pride (his father was born in Morocco). "Her Majesty Lalla Joumala lives in the heart of every Moroccan and is a symbol of modernity and peace. To sing in Washingt

ARTHUR et DAVID SERERO mettent le Maroc à l'honneur sur TF1 dans Vendredi Tout Est Permis. Le vendredi 12 mai 2017, l'animateur Arthur (originaire de Casablanca au Maroc) présente l'une des émissions préférées des Français, "Vendredi Tout Est Permis", pour une spéciale New York sur TF1 . Pour le challenge "New York", Arthur a fait appel au chanteur d'opéra David Serero, venu spécialement de New York pour l'occasion. Ensemble, ils se mettent à parler du Maroc et David Serer

Baritone and actor DAVID SERERO stars as OTHELLO's title role, adapted in a Moroccan style for 5 unique performances at the Center for Jewish History, New York, celebrating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. Three Sephardic-themed productions—two Shakespeare classics and a Verdi opera—were presented in 2016 Off-Broadway at the theater at the Center for Jewish History (15 W. 16 St.) in New York City. MERCHANT OF VENICE last January, followed by NABUCCO last Apri

From CASABLANCA to NYC: A Night of Moroccan Culture May 17th, 2016 – 6:30 pm ABOUT: The American Jewish Committee's young professional...