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Let’s help Ellen Voie, President and CEO of Women In Trucking Inc. break the World’s record for the largest gathering event of the year of female professional drivers. A “Salute to the Women Behind the Wheel.” It will be on March 27 in Louisville, KY at the Mid-America Trucking Show. Rob Anthony will be performing!

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Internationally renowned, Sandy, ”La Loba” formerly known as “La Chica del Reggae” has combined the sounds of her Colombian heritage with a reggaeton flavor, to produce an irresistibly unique Latin-Caribbean sound.  Born in Barranquilla, Colombia August 29th, a “Virgo” who was raised in Miami   Sandy started singing at an early age of 14 in her church choir and recorded her first Christian songs at the age of 17.  In 1990, Sandy ”La Loba” started singing Spanish reggae along with her sister “rosy” and formed the musical group, “Las Chicas del Reggae”.   After Rosy left the group, Sandy continued her solo career until 1998. Sandy shared her talent with recognize artist during this time, such as “El General” and “El Mexicano”, artists that started the reggaeton gender.  Based in Miami, recording artist, composer and seasoned entertainer, Sandy ”La Loba” is well known for her hit single “pum pum papi papi” released in September 1997 “Reggae Spices” under the Hush label.  Equally at ease in English or Spanish, Sandy created a sensation in Santo Domingo, Mexico, Aruba and throughout the Caribbean.  After a long and deserve break due to health reasons, Sandy returned to south Florida with a new and catchy reggaeton sound ready to take the music industry by storm.  In addition to catering to Florida’s and the Caribbean top private parties, ”La Chica del Reggae” has been selected to headline the annual cultural evening for the Tennessee Williams School of the Arts, the Miami Jazz Festival and south Florida’s major reggae and Latin festivals.  ”La Loba” was chosen to be the opening act for the international artist,”El General” at the Cameo Theater in Miami Beach.  Headlined Miss Puerto Rican USA beauty pageant, won “El Chacal” singing contest in Sabado Gigante, inaugurated the “town and country mall” in Kendall and the Brickell Bridge”.  She has also acted as an extra in the comedy movie ”The Pest” starring John Leguizamo.

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Jose Caballero nos hace vivir un Cielo en la Tierra con sus poesias.

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No hay Gallo que cante mas lindo que un Gallo Cubano. Nacio en Santi Espiritu con talento imcomparable que hasta los grandes le admiran y bautizan como “el Gallito del Son”

Country Western Singer Mark Wills looks like the guy next door, but under that sexy exterior is an amazing husband, father, singer and American. His career speaks for itself with many favorite songs like: Jacobs Ladder, Don’t Laugh at Me, I Do (Cherish You), The Crowd Goes Wild and the number two Country song of the decade “19 Something.”  Come, enjoy his music and get to know the man like you never have before. His candid conversation with Cubanarama will leave you wanting more of his music and wishing this amazing artist the success he deserves.

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The Short Version… I am a singer/songwriter who writes music designed to inspire you, loosen up your stiff neck, and make your beer, wine or any other beverage taste a lot better. I enjoy good beer, an occasional smoke, and a good success book. And you? The Long Version… I am a married and young 37 year-old father of three who discovered that not only do I love making up songs BUT I can actually sing a little and even play some guitar while doing it. After putting my new found talent on display for family and friends and then getting a good response and some encouragement, I decided to take my new found talent to the public. This again, resulted in a good response and more encouragement. But, I still was being kind of yella (as in “some folks called him yella” from Kenny Rogers tune “Coward of the County”). Then, after a few years a s a indie music blogger, podcaster and internet marketer, I realized that what many of the artists were doing was something I could do and in some cases, better. I figured, what the hell! So here I am, putting myself out there with the ultimate goal of a full-time career in music. It is something that I need to do for myself, my family as well as each and everyone one of you that need proof that it is never to late – and you are never to old – to pursue your passion and to live life on your own terms.

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In 1993 Amy walked into “The Blue Guitar” in Stillwater, Minnesota and into Mark’s life to perform at an open-mic. Amy was the voice for “I’M FLYING” It was love at first hear, and the rest is herstory and history. “I had a wonderful childhood. Mom and Dad loved music and they both played the piano and sang. For fun sometimes Dad recorded himself playing and singing. I always thought that he should be on the Perry Como show. Like a lot of kids, I took piano lessons for several years. What I learned really helped me when I traded playing air-guitar with the Beatles for the real thing. In my early teens my older sister gave me her old six-string but I found it hard to play, so I kind of gave up. Then she came home from college with her new12-string and wow! I played it whenever I could. This colorful dream started to unfold, like realizing a true passion. Mark Edward Adams began harmonizing in the womb with his mother Virginia Adams in 1951. Virginia, grandmother Susan, father Ed, sisters Beth and Mary, brother Tom, and the young Mark performed at churches and service clubs in and around Marshalltown, Iowa as The Adams Family Singers. The first song Mark recalls writing was VOTE FOR BARRY, during the 1964 Presidential campaign. He also remembers his knees nervously knocking underneath his robe during his solo for the Central Junior High Chorus Christmas Pageant. At age 16, after years of struggling with piano and violin, Mark got his first guitar, and began writing and performing his own songs publicly. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You are all invited to hear the rest of their story.

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By fusing a diversity of different genres, intertwined with the essence of his Cuban roots, Mario D’Romeo targets a very unique market. Growing up in the eclectic culture of South Florida and having lived in Europe for a few years, Mario D’Romeo has had an opportunity to develop a diverse but distinctive musical style . . . a sound that conveys the youthful Cuban American spirit, expressed within the elegance of Spanish lyricism . . . a sound that will tap into the senses of today’s generation of worldwide Hispanics. The time is right to expand consumer choices in this new direction. Mario D’Romeos’ vision of the ever evolving music needs within the Latin music industry is carefully meditated in his work . . . it will be the music, lyrics, and artistic presence and voice that will reach today’s market, one listener at a time.

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Juan Miguel nació en Santo Domingo, República Dominicana. Termino sus estudios universitarios en la universidad de Brock, Saint Catharines, Ontario, Canadá. Luego se muda a Toronto Ontario, donde empezó su carrera musical como corista de diferentes orquestas latinas de la ciudad de Toronto.