Afternoon Aria Recital 2025 at St John’s Church in the village. Miguel Ángel Vásquez singing Starbucks Aria from “Moby Dick” by Jake Heggie. Rodrigo Garcia Vargas

Rojo Tango by Pablo Ziegler Sung by baritone Miguel Ángel Vásquez with Feliz Jarrar on the piano and Leo Sardella as the featured dancer May 31st 2024 for Prelude to Pride: a queer recital in NYC.

Miguel Ángel Vásquez (Sweeney Todd) and Ashley Song (Mrs. Lovett) - Epiphany from Sweeney Todd at Portland Center Stage 2024. Directed by Chip Miller MD DeReau K. Farrar

The Latiné Musical Theatre Lab Presents the Second Annual Benefit Concert Performed at The Cutting Room on October 2nd, 2023 Hosted by Robin de Jesús CESAR'S TANGO from Bordello The Musical Composed and arranged by Emiliano Messiez Lyrics by Barbara Bellman Book by Barbara Bellman and Joan Ross Sorkin Performed by Miguel Ángel Vásquez With special guest Shinjoo Cho on bandoneon and Emiliano Messiez on piano Featuring dancers Leonardo Sardella and Mariana Parma With Choreography by Thalia Ranjbar, Leonardo Sardella, and Mariana Parma Band: Shinjoo Cho (Bandoneon), Emiliano Messiez (Piano), Matt Pinto (Guitar), Jared Luís (Bass), Gustavo Marrón (Drums), and Abel Tabares (Percussion) Creative Team Directors: Adrian Alea and Nyseli Vega Music Director: Guilherme Andreas Stage Manager: Valeria Llaneza Script Writer: Juan Ramirez, Jr. Music Copyist: Fernanda Douglas Lead Producer: Ryan Morales Green Associate Producers: Miranda Holliday and Nyseli Vega https://www.latinemtlab.org/

Baritone Miguel Ángel Vásquez singing excerpts from “The Last Train” by Carlos Carillo and Enzo Silon Surin with Boston Opera Collaborative .

Miguel Angel Vasquez sings If I can't love her from Beauty and the Beast with Craig Ketter playing piano for the Garden State Philharmonic's Broadway sings.

Cannibal King Reprise from Side Show played by Miguel Angle Vasquez at White Plains Performing Arts Center.

Anytime I am there by William Finn at a benefit cabaret at Haswell Green in NYC

An excerpt of Azucar Ibeji Negro's twin Impact monologue from Stanley Wayne Mathis's play with music, "Preaching to the Choir".