Sebastian Coronel, creator of The Boys On Fire International Show at The Palm Cabaret, has produced a sexy 2023 charity calendar featuring the International Show performers. 100% of the money raised will be donated evenly to 2 local charities, Casa Hogar Maximo Cornejo and CANICA Puerto Vallarta.
In November 2022, The Boys On Fire donated $13,000 to these charities with more coming from the launch of the calendar, which happened on December 11, 2022. Calendars are a $200 peso minimum donation and are available now at The Palm Cabaret and Hotel Mercurio.
Special thanks to Sebastian Coronel and all the performers from The Boys On Fire International show, and the Boys On Fire International Show sponsors – Studs Bear Bar, Hotel Mercurio, Bar La Noche, GAYPV Magazine, Eddy Araiza photographer, Juan Carlos Ramirez Ruiz calendar design, Pepe Valtierra Cruz cover design, Luis Shuls and Joel Jordan costume designers, Mercurio Swim and The Palm Cabaret and Bar – for their contributions that made the calendar possible.
About Sebastian Coronel and The Boys On Fire International Show
Sebastian Coronel founded The Boys on Fire group and this year’s International Edition brings together a cast of the finest men from Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela and Columbia for one of the sexiest male burlesque shows in Puerto Vallarta. Sebastian and his sexy troupe of dancers, singers and acrobats will take you on a enthralling adventure around the world celebrating beautiful men through music, costumes and dance. The show is every Sunday 9:30 pm at The Palm Cabaret and Bar. Get your show tickets here.
About Casa Hogar Maximo Cornejo
Since 1993, the Máximo Cornejo Quiroz Home has offered refuge to all children who have been abandoned, who live in broken homes, in environments of extreme poverty or who suffer from abuse or domestic violence.
About CANICA Puerto Vallarta
CANICA is a non governmental, non profit organization supporting children with cancer, founded in 2002. Each year more than a thousand children and young people are diagnosed with cancer in Jalisco, and the center provides support for minors in Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, and other parts of the state.
Source: GAYPV Magazine