In this scene, Danielle goes back to the shelter to get the little Pug she saw yesterday, but Jake, the shelter worker (sung by Chuck DiMaria) thinks Pugs 'N Pals at Pugrescue.com came to get her. Danielle tells Ian, the labrador (sung by Franz Stary) that she wants to take him to Hermosa Beach.
Trio for Hermosa Beach Lauren Furman, Christine L. Rains, and Elender Wall. Hermosa Siren sung by Sally Puente Baritone solo sung by Paul Cummings, Tenor solo sung by Franz Stary. Also singing: April Crane, Elizabeth Ackerman, Lisa Boyd, and Lucia Lynn.
Hermosa Beach in the South Bay
The golden sand is warm
And the palm trees sway in the fresh ocean air
Day begins: Light cooling mist in the morning light
Burns away to reveal
Gleaming white sailboats and faithful surfers
Cutting through waves on Pacific Ocean
Shopkeepers open on Pier Avenue
Fresh coffee comes with a morning view:
Kids rushing to their blue ribbon schools waving to
Friendly policemen and firemen protecting Hermosa
Noon sounds the siren’s call and people leave the workplace
They make their way to the glittering plaza to feel the sun on their face
They love to watch the fisherman who are catching their evening dinner
And the Pro Volleyball athletes training makes them wish to be thinner
Everyone’s smiling and walking their dogs and stopping to get some ice cream
Talking to neighbors and friends about the local girl and boys’ little league team
Afternoon comes fast the sky at last is filled with amber mirrors of Hermosa Beach (Hermosa)
Without wondering why every eye is drawn to the western sky of Hermosa
Families gather near out on the pier to look back at the golden painting of Hermosa Beach (Hermosa)
Couples holding hands and future plans are drawn in the cooling sands
Hermosa Beach is home
Hermosa Beach is home
Hermosa Beach is home