Tuesday's announcement will reveal who has been selected to serve as Grand Marshal, Queen, Godfather and Godmother for the 66th edition of this annual event.
At least one million people are expected to turn out for the cultural celebration as it takes over a stretch of Fifth Avenue."The NPRDP Board selected this theme because these words embody the essence of the 2023 celebration, and they encapsulate the tributes and honorees we will recognize during the Parade and related events," says Louis Maldonado, NPRDP Board member and former Board Chair.
"The honorees who will be recognized for lifetime achievement include:-Tony-nominated musical theater actress and singer Josie de Guzmán-Actress, writer, ventriloquist, playwright and television personality María Teresa "Tere" Marichal-Multiple Grammy- and Emmy-award winning composer, arranger, conductor, music director, trumpeter Angel "Cucco" PeñaOther honorees announced include:-Trailblazer: Omallys Hopper - Chef, contestant on "Next Level...
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