Coco’s Kitchen Presents Dinner & A Show with Kim Kuzma

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Coco’s Kitchen in Zona Romantica is excited to present Dinner & A Show With Kim Kuzma and Band on Tuesday, May 12th. A fabulous 4 course dinner begins at 7pm with the show starting at 8pm.

Coco’s Kitchen is a popular, thriving Puerto Vallarta restaurant famous for it’s creativity, passion, friendliness, hard work and delicious cuisine. This special dinner show with Puerto Vallarta’s favorite songstress, Kim Kuzma will take place in Coco’s beautiful garden under the stars.

Kim Kuzma, an award winning singer, songwriter and recording artist, first landed on the entertainment scene in Puerto Vallarta in 2005. She has returned every winter, to perform at various clubs and venues throughout the Bandaras Bay area. As a result of her many hours of promoting shows, singing for fundraisers and performing on various stages, Kim has become a well known part of the Puerto Vallarta music scene. For the past two years, Kim Kuzma has been a big ‘draw’ for The Red Room/Act II Stages in Old Town, PV. In fact, her ‘Acustico’ show had the #1 online ticket sales in Puerto Vallarta for 2013-2014 season.

The most notable change in what Kim Kuzma offers her audiences, came in 2011 when she decided to work again with live musicians. The band includes Bob Tanson on flute, Roberto Falcon on bass, Enrique Jimenez on drums and Fernando Hernandez on guitar. Kim views these band members as her ‘wonderful family of friends’ that have been on an amazing journey together these past few years.

Kim credits the success of the band to the fact that each member is a talent in their own right. She believes that they all have something to add to the mix. Not only do they regularly rehearse, the band is constantly learning new songs to keep things fresh. Along with their drive and desire to become better, they always make sure to enjoy what they’re doing. Their success can be attributed to their combined talent, years of promotion in PV and Kim’s passion for performing and giving people a relaxed show of humor mixed with music.

Don’t miss this opportunity to see top rated Puerto Vallarta entertainment in a late season show. Join Kim Kuzma and the band in Coco’s charming garden for an amazing evening of quality music on Tuesday, May 12th.

For reservations and tickets go to cocoskitchenpv.com or call the restaurant at (322)223-0373.

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