Second Sunday in April - Karen At The Keys
Second Sunday in April - Karen At The Keys

Westgate Hotel,San Diego, CA
Karen Giorgio with
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THE BARITONE WITH THE VELVET VOICESalvadore Padilla – My April special guest – is a really special Baritone with a velvet voice. A professional opera singer trained in Spain, he appeared with José Tamayo's Antología de la Zarzuela in Israel, and in many countries of America, and Europe including The Expo Sevilla 1992 with Plácido Domingo. Locally, Salvadore is a director at the Tijuana Opera. Sound impressive? What I love about Sal is that he’s so versatile … so entertaining … and – down to earth. He can sit down at the piano and bang out the American song book, show tunes, and the hippest Latin melodies. Sal has accompanied me – and I have accompanied him on many occasions including here at the Plaza Bar as many of you will happily recall. |
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You will enjoy this exciting evening of song and spirits. And … we will be experiencing, for the first time, the “new” Plaza Bar. It got a face lift, as in a paint job and was closed for 2 weeks. which gave me the opportunity to entertain in the Westgate Hotel’s Grand Lobby. It was a lot of fun with Robyn Spangler and Guitano. I was nervously keeping my eyes on the beautiful, giant chandeliers above my audience as I sang music from the Phantom of The Opera. ![]() |
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"KAREN AT THE KEYS" Westgate Hotel Plaza Bar 7-10. Bring your friends, requests, and get ready for an entertaining evening of music and laughter and high spirits. As always – NO COVER!! Great Food, and Great Bar Service . . . and Great Music!

From her New York roots and love of Broadway to her vast Sinatra to Sondheim repertoire, Karen has delighted audiences worldwide. Whether it's playing the piano and singing your favorite show tune in Sweden, Saipan or Toronto, to name a few international locales, or on stage presenting her own Cabaret shows in Hollywood, Palm Springs or San Diego, Karen engages her audiences by establishing an immediate rapport, entertains them with songs and stories, and leaves them wanting more.
