LOS ANGELES, CA - Kate del Castillo, from the Telemundo record-breaking show "La Reina del Sur" and Rico Rodriguez, from the Emmy award-winning show "Modern Family," will be honored at the 2nd Annual St. Jude 'Estrellas por la Vida' (Stars for Life) gala on April 15, 2011, at 6:00 p.m. at the Club Nokia at LA Live, in Los Angeles, CA. The event, which benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, is a celebration of life and gives back to kids who are battling cancer and other catastrophic diseases at St. Jude, the nation's top ranked children's cancer hospital.
The star-studded evening will also feature many of today's top Latin and main-stream celebrities who will walk the red carpet in support of St. Jude, such as Christian de la Fuente, Eduardo Yanez, Beto Cuevas, Cristian Chavez, and Jessica Maldonado among others. Guests will enjoy live performances by renowned jazz trumpet master and classical musician Arturo Sandoval and rock-pop superstar in the making Gustavo Galindo. Riani Rodriguez, Rico's older sister and actress, will serve as one of the award presenters for the Estrellas por la Vida gala.
The evening will honor Mexican actress Kate del Castillo, for her international humanitarian efforts and her contributions to the entertainment industry. "I am touched to be recognized by such a caring organization as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and I am happy to help in any way I can. Knowing that children who are fighting such deadly diseases have a safe place to turn to and are provided with everything they need makes me proud to be a part of this great organization," said del Castillo. In 2009, del Castillo was named Ambassador for the Mexican Commission on Human Rights.
Estrellas por la Vida will also recognize Rico Rodriguez for his work
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