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11/11/2025

Hasta La Muerte (Until Death) featuring Las Cafeteras at The Reser on 11/9/25

Photos by Alison Webster

Hasta La Muerte is a musical celebration of life and death as told by Indigenous and Mexican folklore, known as Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
The music group, Las Cafeteras, who originate from Los Angeles, celebrate their loved ones in the afterlife, through singing, story telling, poetry, theatrics, dancing and traditional instruments from their culture.

Las Cafeteras sounds include a mix of "Afro-Mexican to Americana, from Soul to Son Jarocho, from Roots to Rock and Hip Hop."
Las Cafeteras stories are multilingual, told in "English, Spanish, Spanglish, Love and Justice … and they believe everyone understands at least one of those languages." "There are no borders in the afterlife" Everyone is equal.

Las Cafeteras also shed light on the hardships that immigrants risk to flee from their war torn, high crime countries that they are trying to escape from for a better life, free from fear. This is a beautifully choreographed educational show that everyone should see with compassion and empathy.

The Reser is a four year new and beautiful events center, small, intimate and cozy. Located in the gorgeous suburb of Beaverton, a city full of diversity. The Reser features cultural education and artistic expression, talented national and international artists from every walks of life. Everyone from all backgrounds are welcome here. Check The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts calendar for more cultural and educational events, classes and more. This venue is a must see experience.

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