Happy Wednesday y’all! SXSW is almost here and I am here to give you some tips and tricks to help make SX (South By) worth your time and mooooney! This is my second guide leading up to the festival all about what to bring and have in your backpack/purse for SXSW.
Tag: Music Festival
SXSW 2016 – Latino Singer/Songwriter Artist Raymundo
This SXSW I had the amazing opportunity to interview an up and coming singer/songwriter at SXSW!!
I have had the opportunity to interview many up and coming artists during SXSW and other live music events, but I am very picky about who I interview. I really want to believe in the artist and their music.
Upon learning about Raymundo and listening to his music I knew I wanted to interview him. Raymundo is a Latin pop singer/songwriter from Cali. He has made headlines in Los Angeles by overcoming obstacles and being able to open for acts like Juanes, Enrique Iglesias, Nelly Furtado and more! He is an amazing singer and I know he is going to do AMAZING things!!
The Nueva Latina at SXSW 2016!
Come on in and stay a while!! Enjoy snapshots of my SXSW adventure!
Viva Las Vegas with The Nueva Latina: Part 2
I also don’t want to walk around looking like I just rolled out of bed. Any other weekend in Vegas, I probably wouldn’t care. But, with the Latin Grammy’s and the Cotto vs. Canelo fight, I don’t know who I might see or even meet! Gotta stay looking on point!!
These are some of the outfits I plan on wearing during my trip. Most I looked for on Pinterest. I have very little to no fashion sense, so I need to look at what others are wearing that I can easily mimic.
48 Years Ago: The first TRUE Music Festival – Monterey Pop 1967
I watched the Monterey Pop documentary again last night and I fell in love all over again. People weren’t on their phone the whole time and no one was pushing or fighting to try and get closer to the stage. The people in that documentary were just happy to be listening to the music live. I hope my generation can gain back that genuine love for music. Music can bring so much change and I think we have forgotten that.