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MIAMI PUBLICIST TO THE STARS CARLOS ZAMBRANO & FITO ESPINOLA.
Fito is one of the hottest young guitarist and singers in South Florida. Of Guaraní Indians descendent, Espinola was born to a family of musical talents from Paraguay.
At the age of 14, he began to study at the Institute for Classical Guitar “Mangoré”
(Nickname of Agustin Barrios – The Greatest Paraguayan Classical Composer of all times), in Asunción.
In his high school years he sang and performed in festivals and cultural events, representing his school, all over the country.
At the age of 17, he formed his group called “La Bohemia”, where they mixed rhythms of traditional Paraguayan music with rock and new age. This was contracted to play in many different events within the country.
Later he formed part of a group by the name “Conjunto de Arpas y Guitarras Guaraní” where they traveled the country, also Argentina and Brazil.
At the age of 19, he went to Grand Caiman Islands to perform as “The Paraguayan Duo” with fella harpist Eugenio Leon for 4 years. Together they traveled various countries as Jamaica, Ireland, Bermuda and Panama. In the U.S., Espinola performed in St. Louis, Detroit, North Carolina, Las Vegas, Denver, just to mention a few.
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Gale St John will be on Cubanarama helping the family of 52-year-old Bobby Smelcer who went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.
Bobby has 7 sisters and brothers, two daughters and several grandchildren. His family misses him and they need answers.
Gale St. Johns tries to uncover the mystery behind Bobby’s disappearance while guiding his sister Kristy on a blind drive in search of Bobby.
Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. Concerned citizens also added several more thousand dollars to the pot.
The total reward for information concerning the disappearance of Bobby Smelcer now stands at $5,000.
Contact the Shelbyville Police Department at 931-684-5811 or anonymously at Crimestoppers at 931-685-4300.
Gale St John will be taking a short break from doing live shows with Cubanarama because of her commitment to missing persons, she is getting one of her dogs certified to do searches. We will continue doing the missing persons segment with highly recommended psychics. If you want a private reading with Gale she is available, check her website.
Rich Ferguson has performed across the country and has been heard on many radio stations, including WBAI in New York City, KCRW and KPFK in Southern California, and World Radio. He has shared the stage with Patti Smith and Janet Hamill, Exene Cervenka, David Thomas of Pere Ubu, Terry Bozzio (Frank Zappa, Missing Persons), Bob Holman, and many other esteemed poets and musicians. He has performed at the Redcat Theater in Disney Hall, the New York City International Fringe Festival, The Knitting Factory (NYC & LA), the South by Southwest Music Festival, the North By Northwest Music Festival, Stephen Elliott’s “The Rumpus,” the Henry Miller Library, the Miami International Documentary Film Festival, the Topanga Film Festival, the Electric Lodge (Venice, CA), and Beyond Baroque. In addition, he has performed and lectured at El Camino College, UC Irvine, UC-Santa Barbara, Cal State Northridge, the County of Orange Youth Guidance Center Probation Department, and San Pedro High School’s Docs Rock International Documentary Series. He is also a featured performer in the film, What About Me (the sequel to the double Grammy-nominated film 1 Giant Leap), featuring Michael Stipe, Michael Franti, k.d. lang, Krishna Das, and others. Ferguson has studied poetry with Allen Ginsberg and fiction writing with Aimee Bender and Sid Stebel. In addition, he has been published in the LA TIMES, spotlighted on PBS (Egg: The Art Show), and was the recent winner in Opium Magazine’s Literary Death Match, LA. He is a regular contributor and poetry editor to the online literary journal, The Nervous Breakdown, and his spoken word/music video “All The Times” was screened at the Valley Film Festival in October 2009.
52-year-old Bobby Smelcer went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.
Bobby has 7 sisters and brothers, two daughters and several grandchildren. His family misses him and they need answers.
Gale St. Johns tries to uncover the mystery behind Bobby’s disappearance while guiding his sister Kristy on a blind drive in search of Bobby.
Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. Concerned citizens also added several more thousand dollars to the pot.
The total reward for information concerning the disappearance of Bobby Smelcer now stands at $5,000.
Contact the Shelbyville Police Department at 931-684-5811 or anonymously at Crimestoppers at 931-685-4300.
When Las Vegas Showgirl and Former NFL Cheerleader Debbie Flores Narvaezmysteriously disappeared on December 12, 2010, her family knew Debbie was in trouble. The following week her sister Celeste made arrangements to fly to Las Vegas and begin searching for Debbie.
Celeste spent Christmas and New Year away from her young children, never losing hope of finding her sister alive. She returned home to see and hug her kids with the idea of returning to Vegas and continue the search when she received word that her sister had been murdered.
The death of a loved one is considered one of our most painful experiences in life and when a life is cut short with great violence and cruelty we want to know the spirit is at peace. Celeste Flores Narvaez feels her sister’s spirit is around her but wants reassurance from Psychic Gale St John about supernatural activity in her home.
To date or not to date, that is the question. As a Professional Life Coach Holly Paul is devoted to the Emotional, Physical and Spiritual growth of her clients. Holly will guide you through empowerment and help you to seek the greatness that is within each man and woman. Do you feel you deserve love but are not getting it? Are you having difficulty finding your soul mate? Do you have issues with trust? My girlfriend dumped me but I don’t want to give up on the relationship. How important is sexual compatibility? I seem to be reminiscing in past relationships, is it unhealthy for my present one? How can we overcome fear, shame and resentment that are shackling our lives and making us feel unworthy? These and many other questions will be answered. Open mic, call us and talk to Holly directly tonight.
Biography Jamie Catto (as seen recently in The Sunday Times Style magazine) is the creative catalyst, producer and director behind the global philosophy and music project ‘1 Giant Leap’ (The first 1 Giant Leap was nominated for 2 Grammys in 2003, sold over 300 thousand albums, and won numerous awards globally.) The new movie and album, “What About Me?”, released in 2009, has recently won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at Red Rock Film Festival. “…a polite warning; prolonged exposure to Jamie Catto could blow your mind…” The Daily Telegraph Jamie is also a founder member, singer, art director and video director of Dance Music super-group Faithless (whose greatest hits album was the fastest selling dance album of all time in 2005. The band has sold millions of records since the late 1990s including over 6 million copies of their hugely influential hit single ‘Insomnia’) As the art director for Faithless’ Cheeky label, Catto has directed critically acclaimed videos for their artists, including Faithless’ stunning sign language film for “God Is A DJ.” He has also been a Producer/Composer for globally renowned artists such as Dido (over 30 million CDs sold) and Emiliana Torrini.
Alie Berrelez: Berrelez was playing with her baby brother in front of her familys Englewood Apartment Complex when she was kidnapped May 18, 1993. The Police searched the Metro Area for 4 days before Yogi, a bloodhound, led police to the girls body near Deer Creek Canyon. Alies body was placed in a duffel bag and dumped into a ravine. Police questioned suspect Nicholas R. Stofer but later released him and cleared of suspicion. The pain a mother feels when her child is taken and murdered is vast, there is no end to the grief, no matter how much time goes by. Today, Marivel Berrelez speaks for her little girl, she is the voice beyond the grave who seeks justice and answers. The Alie Foundation, an advocacy group that buys bloodhounds for police departments was created in her honor.
The seamy world of the Gambino crime family first took book form thanks to notorious turncoat Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano, who told his story to Peter Maas for the 1997 Underboss. Lynda Milito, the long-suffering wife of Sammy’s partner Louie Milito (murdered in 1988 under Sammy’s orders, Lynda maintains, though Sammy “told the feds it was John Gotti’s idea”), now tells her own tale of the mob life, as seen from the home front. Hers is not a glamorous account: she documents her husband’s rise from a petty crook who robbed pay phones to a “straightened out” tough who became a captain with the Gambinos. The grinding monotony and terrible strife of her existence-struggling to make money legitimately while her husband languished in jail, trying to protect her son from bullies, coping with terrible physical abuse-is chilling. The image-conscious “wiseguys” that formed her social circle (and who are rather hilariously obsessed with The Godfather) become pitiable figures, trapped in a cycle of murder and deceit.
Now Lynda Milito seeks Psychic Gale St. John in search for the truth about what happened to her husband Louie.
By training I’m a Professor of Sociology. I received my Ph.D. from Northwestern University where I was most fortunate for having studied with Dr. Howard Becker, one of the leading American sociologists over the last sixty years. I have taught at several universities, including Northern Illinois, DePaul University, Lehman College and Yale University. I have written six leading academic books that include Latino Ethnic Consciousness, Puerto Rican Chicago, The Gang as an American Enterprise.
Over the course of my life, personal experiences have led me on a journey beyond the walls of the university. I’ve gone in search of knowledge in places I never imagined I would ever go. For a time Sociology was my only world, a world I never thought would leave my questions unanswered or constrain me. But it did. Hence, my introduction to and active participation in the realm of spirituality, our inner self or being where intuitive feelings, emotions, passion and creativity function as the most natural sources of knowledge and understanding. In my present book,The Struggle for the Authentic Self: Creating Your True Self for a Peaceful World, I blend my academic knowledge with my understanding and practice of living from my spirituality or inner self to produce a story of hope for those interested in seriously undertaking the process of personal transformation in order to return to the true, authentic self they were as children but which their social and cultural environment stripped from them.
I am passionately dedicated to helping awaken in people a desire to see themselves as the true shapers of not only their individual, personal lives but of this beautiful planet which interconnects us all. I believe this can only occur when individuals develop the knowledge and understanding necessary to become the true authentic selves they were meant to be.
