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Frank Mareno ART DIRECTOR Claudia Ordonez MANAGING EDITOR
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Donna McGinn
Donna has a background in physical training. Most recently, prior to body building, she taught classes in Pole dance for fitness at several locations in MD, VA & DC and has helped open several Pole dance studios around the world. Donna had made a tremendous contribution with our readers of Fiesta DC Magazine sharing and advising about physical health and fitness. donnamcginnphysique@yahoo.com www.donnamcginn.com Divalizeth Murillo I am a freelance journalist I write, I edit and run a program on public television in Virginia and Washington, my specialty is discovering cultures by traveling around the world. 202-751-6968 divalizeth@hotmail.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfEJofcXjrg
Phil Kogan
Is a Washington DC based photographer specializing in fashion, beauty, portrait, and fashion event photography. Phil’s work has appeared in Elléments Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, Front Desk (DC Modern Luxury’s Visitor’s Guide), Jett Magazine, Ça Va Magazine, Charleston Magazine, Council Magazine, and the DC Fashion Week Newsletter as well as DC on Heels Blog and other web sites and blogs. His work is featured in the portfolios of notable Washington designers. Phil’s photos were displayed in the “Portraits of DC” exhibition at the Washington Convention Center and the “Faces” show at the Washington School of Photography. He has photographed local actors, musicians, and notables in the Washington, DC area.
Ben Hoffman
To me photography is being able to partner the right place or moment while coaxing a subject into the right position to get the ideal shot. I get the biggest thrill out of seeing happy clients looking at work that we created together. Whether it is a picture of their child, capturing a split second in time at a sporting event, the interaction of couples, aspiring models looking to expand their portfolios, or pictures of people’s four-legged family members....it is all about capturing the moment and preserving it for them.... forever. I have come to realize that beautiful images have profound effects on people. www.bdhphotos.com
Patricia McDougall
Is a Professional Photographer, who was raised in New York and now live in Alexandria, VA, a few miles from Washington, DC. She is also available for weddings, portraits, sports, and more. Patricia invite you to browse her pictures and purchase any photos you would like have as a keepsake. at pmcdougall6@gmail.com www.patriciamcdougallphotos.com –© 2014 Fiesta logo design Magazine and what are you doing tonight? is protected by copyright under U.S. copyright and other laws, is a published of the Twelve times a Year by FM Advertising, LLC. All rights reserved, use or reproduction of any materials contained herein is strictly prohibited without express prior of written. Consent of the publisher.
Eduardo Sandoval Eduardo Sandoval a new young talent that is innovating the photography world. Bringing new ideas and a fresh face to photography. His passion and creativity it’s shown in his work from portraits to artistic photos. In a industry fill with similarities he is bringing out the creative and artistic side of professional photography.
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Spring is coming :) You know, when it comes to finding out what’s happening around town, there’s nothing quite like leaning one elbow on the fence and shooting the breeze with your next-door neighbor. It’s just hard to beat getting the latest news from a trusted friend. Many of us have grown up during a time when news was more of a monologue. Now, thanks to the interactive communication made available by advancing technology, there’s been a real shift toward dialogue. This new, online version of our magazine is a good example of that. The past few years, we’ve sent out Fiesta Magazine in an attractive, printed style with the purpose of showcasing the excellence of the printed arts. Magazines are stylish, luxuriant, and rich with color and texture. They’re designed not only to be read, but also to be absorbed. They’re perfect when you’re ready to relax, kick off your shoes and curl up on the sofa or lounge by the pool. But what an online magazine gives up in style points, it more than makes up for with other goodies. Timeliness. Dynamism. Interactivity. Fiesta Magazine online and printed can and will be updated constantly with current information about people and events that you as a friend will find of interest. Then it’s your turn to participate. Dress in green for Saint Patrick’s Festivities and welcome the Spring with our Argentinian friends at the Salsa congress! (important events to cover). Send us your photos. Send us video files. We love to hear from all our friends, and this is a great way to create a dialogue, neighbor to neighbor, kind of like Facebook and some other forms of social media that are popping up. So, look around, enjoy reading about what’s happening today at Fiesta Magazine, join us to welcome our new members, send us your thoughts and ideas, and then keep checking back with us, also having HAPPY SAINT PATRICK’S DAY! Dear readers see you soon!. 8 - www.fiestadcmagazine.com / March 2014
Frank Mareno editor & chief
�������������������� Si quieres conocer nuevas culturas, lugares y personajes extraordinarios, “Amazing People” es para ti. Descubre de una manera entretenida y muy llamativa la dinámica de un mercado �������������������������������������� platos típicos de la Costa Caribe en Centroamerica. Conoce la historia de una latino que diseña para la primera dama de Estados Unidos, o escucha a una niña de Suramérica hablar en un dialecto del continente africano. Amazing People nace de la mano de su realizadora y presentadora Divalizeth Murillo, junto con un equipo de trabajo, entre camarógrafos, productores, directores y editores que comparten el gusto y amor por Latinoamérica, entregando en episodios de 30 minutos para la televisión pública de Maryland y Washington D.C. (próximamente en Virginia), recorridos y visitas interesantes a distintos países del globo terráqueo. ���������������������������������������� las Américas es otro de los objetivos de Amazing People, por lo que también podrás conocer acontecimientos políticos y sociales que se enmarcan en la actualidad social de Estados Unidos y del mundo. Desde este momento tienes una cita con Amazing People, para que conozcas otra cara del mundo que hasta ahora conoces, embarcándote en recorridos fascinantes y divertidos. También, puedes contactarte con la producción para participar y aportar hechos, lugares y personajes que están siendo protagonista cerca a ti, y por supuesto, puedes guardar y compartir los episodios de Amazing People desde su canal online.
Porque todo el mundo quiere conocer al resto del mundo es Amazing People!!! Contactos y emisiones:
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�������������������� �� � � �� � Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with a parade along Constitution Avenue - 7th to 17th Streets NW. This two-and-a-half hour special event, known as the Nation’s St. Patrick’s ���� �������� ����� �������� ������� ��������� ������� ����� ������� ���������� �������� ���� ���� departments. Local Irish pubs will sponsor parade parties featuring Irish musicians, dancers and signers. St. Patrick’s Day is a family day, bringing people together to share the culture of the Iris. By Raquel Copers
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March 16, 2014. Noon to 3:00 p.m. Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with a parade along Constitution Avenue - 7th to 17th Streets NW. This two-anda-half hour special event, known as the Nation’s St. ���������������������������������������������������������� ����� ������� ���������� �������� ���� ���� ������������� ������ Irish pubs will sponsor parade parties featuring Irish musicians, dancers and signers. St. Patrick’s Day is a family day, bringing people together to share the culture of the Iris. 2014 Saint Patrick’s Day Parades in Alexandria, DC Area March 1, 2014 This family fun celebration includes a classiccar show, a dog show and a Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. Federal, state, and local ��������� ���������� ���� ������ ������������ ��������� ������������ ���� ������ local celebrities will participate along with local scouts, marines and high schoolbands. 2014 Saint Patrick’s Day Parades in Manassas VA, Area March 15, 2014, 11 a.m. The City of Manassas will host a Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in Old Town with Irish dance groups, the ��������� ��������� ������������ ���� rald Society Pipe and Drum, Washington Scottish Pipe and Drum, Fairfax County Sheriff’s Coalition Pipe and Drum, the Marine Corps Color Guard and other area groups and organizations. 10 - www.fiestadcmagazine.com / February 2014 10 - www.fiestadcmagazine.com / March 2014
�������� 2014 Baltimore St. Patrick’s Parade Sunday March 16, 2014 The Shamrock 5K race begins at 1:15 p.m. at Charles and Franklin Streets. The Parade steps off at 2:00 p.m. at the Washington Monument, and continues to Pratt Street and Market Place . Arthur C. Casserly, Grand Marshal Baltimore’s St. Patrick Parade is truly the jewel in Maryland’s emerald crown. For more than 50 years, thousands of spectators from the region have crowded the streets and sidewalks of downtown Baltimore and the famous Inner Harbor to watch thousands more march andcelebrate Irish culture, music, song, and dance. 2014 Gaithersburg St Patrick’s Parade Saturday, March 15, 2014 at 10 am The City of Gaithersburg, in partnership with the Harpand Shamrock Society, hosts a Saint Patrick’s Day Parade featuring a pipe band, marching band, music, animals and more. The parade is cosponsored by the City of Gaithersburg, the Gaithersburg Harp & Shamrock Society, Montgomery County Recreation Department, and Peterson Corporation at Washingtonian Center. The Grand Marshals for this year’s parade are both Irish-American authors – nationally acclaimed Alice McDermott and local author and musician Danny Costello. 2014 Ocean City St. Patrick’s Parade Saturday, March 15, 2014 at 12 noon The Ocean City St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Irish Festival is sponsored by the Delmarva Irish-American Club 11AM Irish Festival at 45th Street Village. St. Patrick’s Day Parade Promptly 12 Noon South from 59th to 45th Street. There is no charge for being in the parade. February 2014 / www.fiestadcmagazine.com - 11 March 2014 / www.fiestadcmagazine.com - 11
������������������������������������� LOCAL EVENT Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors (From Left To Right) Front Row: Matt Vocci | R. Daniel Wallace |Jorge Eduardo Castillo | Vince Mullhausen Second Row: Jessy Mejía | Nathalia Edmonds | Jorge Restrepo | Jerry Godwin | Veronica Cool | Enrique Melendez | Luis Gutierrez | Jeanette Ortiz | Beverlee Barthel | Patricia Omaña. Not Pictured: Joseph Morales | Glen Villacorta
Baltimore, MD - February 13, 2014 - The Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (MDHCC), the leading chamber of commerce representing and connecting over 40,000 Hispanic owned businesses in the region, held its 2014 Legislative Reception last Thursday, February 6, 2014 at the Maryland House of Delegates in An12 - www.fiestadcmagazine.com / March 2014 12 - www.fiestadcmagazine.com / March 2014
napolis, MD from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Energized by a newly elected Board of Directors, the 30-year old Chamber kicked off its 2014 event calendar with a bang. Over 100 guests attended the reception, including several State delegates and Senators. “I have been part of this organization for years and this is by far the best attendance by our state
representatives I have seen,” commented Veronica Cool, the Chamber’s ���������� ����� ������ ���� ���������� member. During the reception, guests had an opportunity to network with fellow Chamber members and their elec-ted ���������� ���� ��� ������� ���� ��� ���� ���bers’ favorite events of the year”,
�������������������������������� mentioned Enrique Melendez, who is the Chamber’s newly elected chairman. “The fact that we are in Annapolis, right in the Maryland House of Delegates where so many important bills are formulated, debated, and passed; and the fact that our members have an opportunity to have their voices heard directly by their representatives, makes this an important event for our members and the businesses that are part of this great Chamber of Commerce”, he added. During the 90-day 2014 Maryland Legislative Session, the Chamber expects more than 2,500 bills to be introduced by the Senate and House. “Since during a typical year we only see about one-third of those bills pass both chambers and then make it to the Governor’s desk, we want to make sure that our representatives know where we and our members stand on bills affecting the business climate in Maryland, but also, how certain bills can help or hinder the growth of Hispanic-owned enterprises,” explained Jeanette Ortiz, the Chamber’s Legislative Committee Chair. Key issues this session include corporate income tax reduction, the minimum wage increase, transportation, storm water management
fees, gaming, Maryland health insurance exchange, energy and balancing the budget. The Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s legislative priorities include: - Supporting a competitive business climate in Maryland. - Encouraging job growth and workforce development in Maryland. - Small Business Support. Among the distinguished guests ����� �������� �������� ���������� including MD Governor Martin O’Malley; gubernatorial candidate Delegate Ron George; Lt. gubernatorial candidate Delegate Jolene Ivy; candidate for the MD House of Delegates Tonja McCoy; Assistant Secretary, MBE Compliance and ������������ ��� ����������� ������ of Minority Affairs Ms. Carmina Pe������������������������������������� Business Programs for the DOGS Jorge Austrich; Montgomery County District Judge Audrey Creighton; Delegates David Fraser-Hidalgo, Nathaniel Oaks, Michael Summers, Luke Clippinger, Steve Lafferty, Susan Lee, Ana Sol Gutierrez, Joseline A. Peña, Dan K. Morhaim, and Shawn Tarrant; MD Senator Victor Ramirez and MD Attorney General candidate Senator Brian Frosh, among others.
Senator Victor Ramírez
Delegate Joceline A. Peña
Maryland Governor Martin O’ Malley with MD Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Chairman Enrique Meléndez
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INTERNATIONAL EVENT
Dates andand Times Dates Times February: 13 - 13 15,- 2014 February: 15, 2014 Thursday: 8 – 11 (Main Event) Thursday: 8 –p.m. 11 p.m. (Main Event) Friday – Saturday: 7 – 10 (Main Event) Friday – Saturday: 7 –p.m. 10 p.m. (Main Event) Update: Update: The The Festival Marketplace (a new feature, free free Festival Marketplace (a new feature, and and openopen to the showcasing unique pro-proto public the public showcasing unique ducts and and offering special Festival discounts ducts offering special Festival discounts and and complimentary beverages) has has beenbeen can-cancomplimentary beverages) celed due due to the snowstorm. The The rest rest of the celed to the snowstorm. of the weekend’s events will continue as scheduled. weekend’s events will continue as scheduled. Signature Events: Signature Events: WineWine Tasting Room (free(free to the a unique Tasting Room to public) the public) a unique opportunity to purchase tastes/glasses of premiopportunity to purchase tastes/glasses of premium wines fromfrom around the world’s premier winewine um wines around the world’s premier regions and and meetmeet winemakers and and educators. regions winemakers educators. Regional WineWine & Food Celebration an opportuRegional & Food Celebration an opportunity to a menu of international cuisine by by nitysample to sample a menu of international cuisine some of DC’s mostmost accomplished chefs, includsome of DC’s accomplished chefs, including the Trade Centers’ ownown Xavier ing International the International Trade Centers’ Xavier Deshayes and and ToddTodd GrayGray of Equinox, whilewhile tas- tasDeshayes of Equinox, ����������������������������������� ����������������������������������� ��������������� ��������������� www.wineandfooddc.com ��������������������� Annual Sommelier Showdown - local sommeAnnual Sommelier Showdown - local sommeliersliers challenge eacheach otherother in feverishly tasting challenge in feverishly tasting and and identifying wines—bragging rights included. identifying wines—bragging rights included. International Tasting DayDay - featuring overover 200 200 International Tasting - featuring wines fromfrom 200 200 diverse wineries. Winemakers wines diverse wineries. Winemakers and and vintage professionals will answer questions vintage professionals will answer questions
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The Washington, DC International Food & Wine Festival is an annual celebration of wine, cuisine and culture with multiple opportunities to sample high quality food and wine, meet and greet winemakers, chefs and tastemakers. The 2014 Festival will include seminars, tastings, food pairings, dinners, and a signature event each evening. Attendees must be age 21 or over.
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and provide insight into each winery’s history and the winemaking process. A demonstration stage will feature presentations during the evening, with liveJazz entertainment.
The Last Sipper - Sustainable Saturday. This event will feature recipes from Washington DC Chef’s Table, a recently published cookbook highlighting some of DC’s best chefs. Guests will sample food and beverage focused on sustainability and responsible farming practices. This walk around tasting will celebrate DC and the local chefs that support these important sustainability efforts. Location: Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. 1300 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, DC
This year, the International Food & Wine Festival has formed a partnership and silent auc����������������������������������������������� ��� �� ��� ������ ���������� ������ �������� ��� ��� provide restaurant and culinary job training and workforce development to under-served and underprivileged young adults with a demonstrated passion for excellence and a commitment to employment in the restaurant industry. Admission: Tickets range from $75 - $150 for each signature event.
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Photography By Patricia McDougall
Local Parties
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���������������� ��������������������������� Thais De Oliveira is this month’s winner of Fiesta Magazine’s “Sexiest Model” contest! We are proud of supporting this gorgeous and talented beauty. Hair: Light Brown Eyes: Hazel Height: 5’6”· Weight: 119 lbs. SPECIAL SKILLS Singing - Acting - Modeling - Bartending - Club Dancing Fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and English Spanish and Brazilian accent
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photography by Patricia McDougall
Thais De Oliveira is in our spotlight this month! This beautiful Brazilian has conquered the town with her smile and her sympathy. Thais is a very friendly young lady who is making her initial appearances in movies and magazines. Some of the cinematographic productions that Thais has participated are: ”Pekin Express” , “Made for you”, “In The End” and the comedy “Here Comes The Boom”. This outgoing and multifaceted model, speaks three languages : Portuguese, Spanish and English and has obtained a diploma in public speaking through Cambridge Education. Thais has been modeling since a young age and has been featured in magazines such as: Candela Magazine and Seventeen. Another talent of this exotic beauty is the art of mixology. During her stay in D.C. Thais has become a very well known “mixologist” in this area. Thais De Oliveira is this month’s winner of Fiesta Magazine’s “Sexiest model” contest! We are proud of supporting this gorgeous and talented beauty.
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Social Scene is a new and exciting way to view and share the world around you. FEBRUARY SOCIAL EVENTS
Our friend Nicola Ramos accompanied by celebrities in MD.
photography by Roberto Rocabado
Euphoria offers the best service on valentines day.
Celebrating a private party in “EL DORADO” night club.
The restaurant El Salvador celebrating the day of love.
Social Scene Keep your friends close with Facebook, Twitter and more on your mobile phone.
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hoto: Frank Mareno
Richie “ El Boricua” interviewed @ ARCOS our new customers.
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Interview People.
Photographers Erik Thorsvik & Ben Hoffman
Donna McGinn
By Claudia Ordóñez
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Who is Donna McGinn? I am a 50 year old, mother of 3 teenage children. National level Women’s Physique competitor, licensed massage therapist. Aspiring ������� ������� ������� ���������� ���� ������� Magazine and designer of upcycled couture clothing. Why have you chosen to practice this very complicated discipline? I was already determined to change my body to be the best it could be, when I saw a friend compete at a body building show ���������������������������������������������� thought…maybe I could do that too. I was about the same age and already had some muscle from lifting on my own and from when I used to teach women’s pole dance ���������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� working out, to the weekly diet plans. Even the cardio is not so bad. I love seeing my body change. When I start getting close to ���� ������������ ��� ����� ����� ���������� � ��� physique really starts showing off all the hard work I put into it, to the point where stran-
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gers will actually stop me and comment ������������������������������������� questions like, “How do I get rid of this bulge here in my middle?” That’s mainly diet, btw. “What is your diet like?” All the guys want to know… “How much do you bench?” Girls never ask that question. Lol! I’ve had some really funny reactions from people when they see me. It’s surreal and entertaining at the same time. Have you ever wanted to be famous and live off of Body Building or has this just been a hobby for you? It all started just to see if I could possibly do this. Then it became…let’s ���������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������sive hobby, so I look for ways to bring in more money so I can continue my quest for the elusive Pro card. Something I’ve come very close to twice in �����������������������������
Would you like to be in TV commercials, magazines, or the movies? Sure, why not. I gotta pay the bills and it’s a lot of fun. I love trying new things and I seem to attract attention where ever I go. I have a few acquaintances that are actors and actresses tell me I should try it. I have something unique about me and that’s what they look for. What advice do you give to people who don’t follow a healthy and active lifestyle and don’t eat healthy? Well, if they are asking….I would tell ����� ���� ��� ������ �������� � �������� ��� they try to start on full speed with a total change of what they are used to, it won’t last long. I look at their diet and we try to cut out the worst foods and I tell them different ways to prepare the healthier foods that they consume. Like, cooking leaner cuts of meat. Using pan spray rather than vegetable oil. Then I suggest that they do a little cardio a couple of days a week. Not running. Just walking for maybe 30 min at a steady pace. It’s a good start.
What are your future projects as trainer, massage therapist, or Body Builder? As a body builder….get my Pro card. See how far I can go in this sport. The Olympia �������������������������������������������� year they had Women’s Physique at the Olympia. Something to look forward too. When I started as an LMT I wanted to work with body builders and I have already been doing that. My goal is to get better at it. I’m not a trainer yet. I need to make time to ����������������������������������������� and I have time, I will work out with them. Tell them the ins and outs of competitive ������������������������������������������ far and try to help them clean up their diet. I’ve always wanted to help out my trainer, David Johnston. He is a busy man. So when he does give me the opportunity to learn and help, I’m there.
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Health & Fitness
Donna McGinn LMT, Physique competitor. donnamcginnphysique@yahoo.com http://www.donnamcginn.com https://www.facebook.com/ing.
The simplicity of nutrition vs. fad diets We all know fad diets don’t work, or work temporarily, so why do so many still look for new ones to try? I guess we all want a miracle to happen were we don’t really have to try hard to get what we want. Hey, I’ve been guilty of that too. But the best I’ve ever looked and felt is when I put a lot of effort and thought into it. The basics. We all know what they are. We all know what kinds of food is good for our bodies, and we all know that moving and exercise is the best way to burn calories. There’s really no way around it. Do we really need tons of studies showing us that eating mostly fried foods is bad for us? No. We already know this
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instinctively. We just tend to get lazy about what we put in our mouths. Lately I’ve been seeing this saying pop up on Facebook.” if you want to know what foods are best for your body, then buy the ones you wouldn’t normally see in an ad.” When was the last time you saw a commercial for spinach, broccoli or asparagus? How about plain chicken breast or �lounder? Even some carbs and fats are good for you. But in moderation. As a body builder I eat carbs several times a day to keep my blood sugar level even. But only in small amounts and not junk food. For me I eat about 4oz or 1⁄2 cup of rice, potatoes or
oats with almost every meal. With fats it’s even less. Maybe an oz. or 2 of fat, usually from nuts or other naturally fatty foods such as avocados, coconuts, beef... Still hungry? Add more green veggies to your plate. I use them as �iller when I don’t feel as full. I know it’s hard to stay away from the yummy caloric foods that do nothing for your health but taste oh so good. It’s ok to splurge once in a while. Maybe once a week. You can have that dinner date with a friend and enjoy it. This way it won’t affect your health and weight much at all, and it makes having your treats even more enjoyable.
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Mi nombre es David Dez Zambrano, mejor conocido como DEZ CUSTOMZ. Soy un artista en el área metropolitana de Washington DC. Demuestro mi talento con pintura en todo: carros, motos, cuerpos, zapatos, muros y ropa también. He pintado desde muy joven, siempre he tenido el apoyo de mi mamá. Ella me compro un kit de airbrush cuando yo tenia 13 años, y desde ese momento comenze mi carrera de airbrush. La carrera profesional solo ha existido para mi desde los 21 años. Mi sueño es ser uno de los artistas más conocidos en la área de Washington, MD y VA. No creo que soy el mejor, pero si creo que soy el que tiene la mayor experiencia, y soy el que puede demostrarlo de muchas formas con arte clásico, airbrush, ropa, zapatos, carros, etc. Yo no conozco a otro que pueda con todo lo que puedo yo. Nací en Los Angeles, California, pero de muy joven nos mudamos a Virginia. Fui criado aquí in VA. Me enamore de ��������������������������������� el metro de Arlington a Silver �������� ���� ���������� ���������
en la línea roja del metro y ese fue el comienzo de mi amor hacia ellos. Desde ese momento he vivido con la pasión del arte. Siempre he tenido que poner el arte a un lado para poder proveer a mi familia y encontrar metodos de pagar la renta con otros trabajos que no se relacionaban con mi verdadera pasión “el arte”. Gracias a Dios que ahora el arte que hago es mi trabajo de tiempo completo, y da de comer a mi familia, por eso siempre estare agradecido por esa bendición. Para mi el arte es una manera fantástica de vivir, pero lo que más me encanta hacer son los zapatos. Me gusta ver la cara y la reacción de los clientes cuando reciben el arte en los zapatos. Hacer mi arte en zapatos es la mayor parte de mi negocio ahora, también es una forma que muchos lo pueden ver. Un muro en una pared de casa o negocio necesita visitas, pero el arte en los zapatos viaja a muchos lugares y es visto por bastantes personas. Mi amigo Andres de Azuluza Photography me apoya bastante, también es cliente y tiene uno de los zapatos con más detalle que he hecho.
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