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Antonio Sacre is a bilingual Cuban and Irish-American writer living in Los Angeles. He works primarily in television, where his writing focuses on multicultural family dynamics. Antonio tells universal stories with a fresh, authentic voice and culturally-specific details.
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Antonio Sacre (born September 23, 1968) is an American author, solo performer, and storyteller. He writes and performs internationally, in English and Spanish.
Antonio Sacre is a bilingual Cuban and Irish-American writer living in Los Angeles. He works primarily in television, where his writing focuses on multicultural family dynamics. Antonio tells universal stories with a fresh, authentic voice and culturally-specific details.
Jan 15, 2024 · I am an amazing listener. I can find connections and humor and drama and inspiration from the quotidian life of my family, and when I craft it and put it on stage or publish it or attempt to put it on the screen, they see themselves for the wonderful, flawed, and inspirational people they are, even if they don’t see it themselves.
Sep 17, 2019 · Antonio will be one of the featured authors at the Los Angeles Libros Festival, a free bilingual book festival for the whole family. Celebrating oral traditions, the festival will feature stories and music from Latin America—including México, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia—and the United States.
LA-based dad Antonio Sacre recently won two coveted awards for his family storytelling album, World’s Second-Best Dad. Sacre’s audio longplayer – released in March, just before the world went into lockdown – delivers charming and engaging family-friendly tales of growing up in a Cuban and Irish-American household, as well as his ...
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Antonio Sacre. For 25 years, in 13 countries, in 45 states, for over 3 million people, Antonio Sacre tells stories. His tales of growing up bilingually in a Cuban and Irish-American household have inspired children worldwide to gather their own family stories and become storytellers themselves.
