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Nov 20, 2008 all day
Location: Zocalo
Latest Activity: Feb 26, 2021

About our featured artists and entrepreneurs Marcelo Cézan is a Colombian actor, singer, orthodontist, and soccer player. He played roles on the TV series and later participated in a Latin soap opera called Acapulco en Cuerpo y Alma, recording a self-titled album in 1994. He and his band of 10 will play live music. Marcelo hopes to launch a full-time music career and this will be the first stop on his world tour. DJ Afro (A.K.A. Jose Luis Pardo) from Los Amigos Invisibles (LAI www.amigosinvisibles.com). DJ Afro, the bands guitar player, is in charge of heating up the party and making sure the night starts well enough to move your feet with really funky rhythms. He is responsible for writing more than 80% LAIs music, as well as playing guitar, keyboard and background vocals for all five albums. He has also been featured on Louie Vega's "Elements of life" and Dimitri from Paris' "Cruising attitude". Aside from his work with the band, DJ Afro also enjoys a respected career as a remix producer. He just released his first solo track, "Mala Idea" (look at you records). FantastekDuo Mauricio Arcas (Los Amigos Invisibles) and Eduardo Larez (a.k.a. Yare) create a cool party/lounge atmosphere mixing synthetic and live sounds of house, funk, latin and world beats. Mauricio Arcas is a member of Los Amigos Invisibles and will be showing his new clothing line, Missle for the first time in the US. Missile is a clothing brand created for those with an urban style in mind. To the men and women that are a city's fashion driving force, always moving forward, aiming toward a target. Just like a Missile would. People that are part of a dynamic collective, seeking similar traits in others. Missile was born in the streets of New York, with a strong, distinctive concept tailored to a global market. Our launch starts in Venezuela and Mexico with the subsequent addition of sales online. Gisela Castaneda In 2004, Giselas’ passion for design, art, and fashion brought her to New York City, were she was able to refine her sewing and pattern making skills. New York's myriad of clothing styles, from urban to glamorous, is what Gisela choose to be her next backdrop. Her Punk style of rebelliousness through colors and hues had now been joined by a more sophisticated design pallet. Now in 2008, the art scene, galleries, Gay Pride parades, and urban vintage style that comprise San Francisco's Bay Area street life, give Gisela insight and inspiration to continue to create fashion for a label any person would love to wear, and wear with pride. Soto & Torres Adriana Torres and Karen Soto are New Yorkers who have found in accessories the instruments they need to express the way they feel about the outside world.

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