Famous Miami Blogger and Celebrity Fashionista brings her expertise on Cubanarama. Come and enjoy a sampler of Mitch’s Daily Dish when this fashion writer and market editor serves her expertise on beauty, body image and fashion trends. Mitch tells us how she has created and is living her dream working as one of the most coveted Celebrity Bloggers in the Miami area.
Gino Castillo, percussionist, composer, singer and a educator. His music studies begin in Ecuador, with various local teachers. Gino traveled to Cuba where he lived for several years and spent most of his time studying with master teacher Oscar Valdez Moreno. His album “Ya llegamos” (dedicated to Paola Racines [r.i.p.])is his first latin jazz record as a solo artist. Before that in 2006, he had already done a similar album with the band “Santa Palabra”. The album was called “Un Dia” which contained compositions by various musicians.
Seems unreal that the Cubanarama Show has been on the air for one year. Host Marta Sosa and the first guest of the Cubanarama Show, Joey Mugica share this evening to reminisce.
Yamila Guerra es heredera de una tradición musical familiar, comenzó su carrera a muy corta edad participando en conciertos, giras y programas de televisión con sus padres, el dúo vocal cubano, “Rosell y Cary”. Estudió ballet clásico, en la Escuela de Ballet de la Habana y posteriormente, se graduó con honores, en la Escuela Nacional de Variedades Artísticas de la Ciudad de la Habana. La artista, tiene una extensa carrera musical con cuatro álbumes en el mercado y ha realizado giras con su grupo, por países como, los Estados Unidos, España, Francia, Portugal, Guadalupe y Martinica. También ha sido actriz y conductora de programas de televisión en los Estados Unidos, España y Cuba. El disco, fue producido por su hermano, el compositor y productor Yalil Guerra, el cual ha escrito un catálogo importante de música clásica y sus obras han sido estrenadas en los Estados Unidos, Canadá, Italia, España, Colombia, Ecuador y Puerto Rico. Ha compuesto y producido, la música para eventos televisivos internacionales como los Grammy Latino (2005-2009) y otros shows de televisión de la cadena hispana Univisión y Telefutura.
” I love a love song, but it’s not always that simple. We go through things, we have to figure things out, we feel things, and sometimes you think you’re the only one who feels that way, but we’re not, and we have to capture the truth and passion that’s in old school music and speak it our way.”
With her new album, New Moon Born, poised to burst onto the mainstream music scene, it’s no wonder Jana Mashonee is all smiles these days. The album represents a significant departure from her previous endeavors, taking on a decidedly more upbeat rhythm and blues flavor. “The album is about rebirth and new beginnings; it reflects a phase in my life that has taken on a different shape and direction from anything I’ve done before,” she says. “This music conveys my personal truths and beliefs.” In addition to providing all the vocals and piano, Jana wrote and co-produced the album. Since the 2006 release of her GRAMMY-nominated concept album, American Indian Story, the Lumbee Indian singer-songwriter has not had a moment’s rest. Amidst her demanding touring schedule which has taken her to 48 states as well as Europe and Canada, she found time in 2007 to shoot a video for American Indian Story’s first single, “The Enlightened Time.” Met with critical acclaim and enthusiastic fan response, the video has won numerous film festival awards, as well as a NAMMY for Best Short Form Music Video, Jana’s seventh Native American Music Award.
Anjanette Delgado is an Emmy award-winning writer and multimedia producer with over eighteen years of experience in broadcast, cable, print and Internet environments, both nationally and internationally. She has produced for CNN, NBC, Univision and Telemundo, among others, producing extensive coverage for events such as the 1991 Gulf War, the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the sustained 24-hour coverage of the present war with Iraq, which she executive produced for Telemundo in 2003. She won her first Emmy for her human-interest series “Madres en la lejanía,” about the plight of Latino mothers who leave their own children behind and come to the United States to work illegally as nannies.
The vision, the dream is to create music. When ordinary people from around the world collaborate to make the harmony of their hearts sing, something magical happens it is called: “The Sound Of Music”
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