Bendito Seas, Luis Miguel
Last week I found out that Luis Miguel will be returning to the stage. The very first thing I did after learning about his big return was to navigate to his Spotify profile, play the This Is Luis Miguel playlist, and listen to the first song on the the set, "La Incondicional." As soon as I heard the song, I became that young girl with black bangs, wearing a bright purple t-shirt with a matching floral set over it and white Keds, that sang along, while secretly wishing her school crush was listening and...
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Bendito Seas, Luis Miguel
Last week I found out that Luis Miguel will be returning to the stage. The very first thing I did after learning about his big return was to navigate to his Spotify profile, play the This Is Luis Miguel playlist, and listen to the first song on the the set, "La...
The Latin Grammys Are Not a Latin Music Celebration
I think I have found interest in award ceremonies once again. I had lost interest in them since the internet makes it possible for us to curate what we want to see. Rarely did any artist I like make it to red carpet events. But given the fury Bad Bunny caused in the...
One Month After…
Its been a month since a massive 7.4 earthquake shook the Pacific coast of Colombia. The disaster took place three days after a new political party, opposed to the previous administration, took office. In situations like this, the strategies and priorities should be...
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I was born and raised in New York City and lived there until 2018, when I moved to Medellín. Both my parents are Colombian, so I’ve always existed between two cultures—that mix shaped how I see and interact with the world.
I started Colombian Jukebox in 2021 as a music project, but it’s grown with me. Now it’s a space where I write and talk about the things that make me stop, think, or raise an eyebrow. I also have a playlist that I like to update every once in a while.
My main job — and what actually pays the bills — is leading cultural walks in the city’s creative district. I do them in New York City too. I enjoy them because I’m naturally curious, and I like seeing what other people are curious about too. I also love telling stories and sharing what I’ve learned along the way.
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