Forever Nebrada

Forever Nebrada

On June 27, 2026, the Hobby Center came alive for an unforgettable, one-night-only celebration of the extraordinary legacy of Venezuelan choreographer Vicente Nebrada.

Presented to a sold-out audience, this landmark performance was more than an evening of dance, it was a powerful testament to the enduring relevance of Nebrada’s artistry and the profound impact his work continues to have across generations.

For many in the audience, particularly a new generation of dancers and dance lovers, the evening offered a rare opportunity to discover Nebrada’s remarkable artistic voice and experience his legacy onstage. His choreography, deeply rooted in passion, musicality, and Latin American identity, became a bridge between generations, honoring those who have carried his work forward while inspiring those encountering it for the very first time.

The evening also represented an important moment for Houston’s Hispanic and broader arts communities, bringing people together through the universal language of dance and celebrating the contributions of one of Latin America’s most influential choreographers.

Made possible through a meaningful collaboration between the Nebrada Foundation and the Houston Ballet Academy, this sold-out performance demonstrated that Vicente Nebrada’s legacy is not simply something to remember, it is something to experience, preserve, share, and pass on.

With Our Deepest Gratitude

This extraordinary evening would not have been possible without the generosity, belief, and support of the incredible individuals who helped us turn this dream into a reality.

We are profoundly grateful to everyone who believed in our vision and joined us in honoring Vicente Nebrada’s remarkable legacy. Your support made it possible to bring his work to the stage, share it with a sold-out audience, and introduce his artistry to a new generation.

With our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude, we recognize the extraordinary support of:

Thank you for believing in this dream, for championing the arts, and for helping us ensure that Vicente Nebrada’s legacy continues to live, inspire, and reach generations to come.