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Welcome to Lilac’s space…

Many of you may have visited my first website lilacsounds.com.
Well, it was time to expand horizons and take you with me to my new home in cyberspace.
Let me share with you my music, performance events, photos, travel blogs, anecdotes from the university of life, and much more…

Come on in, and visit me often!

- Lilac L. Caña

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Dynamic soprano Lilac Caña touches audiences worldwide with her dazzling performances, whether Operatic, Broadway, Jazz, or Pop styles. She performed with the Canadian Opera Company Chorus; in lead roles with Tapestry Music Theatre, Opera Mississauga, Brampton Lyric Opera; has enjoyed soloist concert work in symphonic, chamber, oratorio, and contemporary music works with orchestras and choirs in Canada, the United States, Europe, and the Philippines.

A unique recording artist, Lilac has produced seven CD albums and helped raise funds for several charities in North America and the Philippines. In October 2009, Ms. Caña received the NEPMCC (National Ethnic Press & Media Council of Canada) Performing Arts-Humanities award, presented by the Hon. Lt. Governor of Ontario John Onley, in recognition of her contributions to the arts and service to the community as a musician in Canada.

She shares her love of singing internationally, with regular concert tours to Asia, and is excited to be a part of Canada’s Pop to Opera Trio.

Thoughts...

Summit silliness

So the G8 and G20 summits are rolling into town…one up in Huntsville, Ontari-a-rio, and the other bigger one — right in my backyard.
You’ve read and heard the news…million-dollar fake lakes, the mounties and illegitimate imported security services, sonic sound-blasting anti-rioter machines, an armada of special services staff and media people to cover this über-expensive [...]

June in Swoon

Where did May go? Seems that, halfway through this Tiger year 2010 already, we find ourselves in one of the summerest months of them all–June. Around my neighbourhood (which is right in the midst of those iconic landmarks of T.Dot – the masculine CN Tower, beside the feminine SkyDome) – I can already see signs [...]

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

The struggle we are witnessing today in Thailand between the insurgent “Red Shirt” protesters and the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva saddens me… I had just passed through this beautiful part of the world for the first time last February 2010, on a trip to Siem Riep, Cambodia, to explore [...]