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Gloria Laino considers her enthusiasm for the arts an inspired gift from God. She stressed the significance of receiving and returning inspiration, which inspired her to pursue positions where she could help others. Gloria's journey finally led her to work in human resources. Twenty years later, at a hotel dinner, she is approached by someone who thanks her for helping them land their first job. This person has subsequently progressed to become the hotel's chef and manager, demonstrating Gloria's motivating act of service.

Gloria believes that acts of love and service have a rippling effect. She understands the importance of her actions in influencing someone else's professional path. The event emphasizes her idea of using her abilities for both personal fulfillment and the development of others' lives. It serves as an uplifting reminder of mentorship's power and long-term influence on individuals and communities.

She emphasizes the connectivity of people's paths and the unexpected ways life might intersect. Despite not remembering the person she assisted, Gloria's inspiring compassion left an indelible imprint that eventually came full circle. It emphasizes the huge motivating impact of insignificant support and encouragement on someone's life path, echoing the notion that no act of kindness is ever wasted.

Gloria highlights the necessity of identifying and using one's talents for the benefit of others. It supports the idea that genuine fulfillment stems not just from personal accomplishment but also from contributing to the prosperity and well-being of others. Gloria exhibits the transformational power of service and mentorship via her artistic path and later job in human resources, leaving a motivating legacy for everyone she meets.

WATCH the related video: AMERICAN HORROR STORY ACTRESS GLORIA LAINO & MARILYN CAMACHO: SHARING RESILIENCE, DREAMS, & TRIUMPHS

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Research exhibition #3 involved a group of performance artists who made sculptures and invited other artists and audiences into the space through programming, to activate the space between the sculptures.

Exhibition Artists: lo bil, Rita Camacho Lomeli, Simla Civelek, Paul Couillard, Tina Fushell, B. Solomon

Ignite Gallery, OCADU, 100 McCaul St, 2nd floor, Toronto, ON. Exhibition ran from November 14-December 8th.

Performance artists develop their relations with non-human materials in the process of making sculpture, creating visibility for forces that go unseen. 

Practicing between bodies of land and water, lived history and time, we move, layer, imprint and compost our sense of ever-changing trace and impact on our material culture. 

Curator: lo bil

Performance Events took place on:

November 14th, performances by Paul Couillard, B Solomon and lo bil.

November 24th, performances by Wilderness Adventure Ride, Mira Martin-Gray, Karen Ng, B Solomon and an interactive proposal by lo bil.

December 4th, performances by Marilyn Yogaraja and Lenny Jean-Paul, Nyda Kwasowsky, Shima Raeesi, niki Kostikian-Djibelian, Isaak Fong and lo bil.

December 8th, performances by Paul Couillard, Simla Civelek, B Solomon and lo bil.

Link to video of some of the muscians involved (Colin Cudmore & Owen Kurtz and Marilyn Yogaraja and Lenny Jean-Paul) found here:

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It was my pleasure to be at the Marina del Rey Film Festival screening of "Two Dancers One Love" last Sunday, written by my BFF Gloria Laino, which she also produced and starred in. This is a beautiful piece that has won several awards, and was directed by Denise Blasor. I had the honor of being one of its Associate Producers.

Below my 'Moi' signature is the IMDb where you will see the names of everyone involved, including Producer Marilyn Camacho.

Let's keep supporting each other's projects, Familia!

Besitos,

Moi 😎😍😎

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16410054/reference/

Photo from Beatriz Eugenia Vasquez' Facebook Timeline.

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La Primera Digitalización A Lo Microsoft

Tras un paseo en la hacienda Chicaque con el grupo de diseño grafico nos dejaron la tarea de dibujar lo que mas nos llamara la atención. Yo por aquel momento no tenía fotos del paseo para poder llevar a cabo el trabajo así que tuve que pedirle el favor a uno de mis compañeros por WhatsApp que me enviara algunas fotos que haya tomado.

Afortunadamente me envió unas nueve fotos del recorrido que hicimos. Con las fotos en mano me dispuse a hacer el dibujo para entregárselo a Ana María Camacho la profesora que tenía por aquel entonces. El primer dibujo que hice fue a base de lápiz de gama baja y lápices de colores.

Al día siguiente entregue el dibujo, pero como le faltaban cosas como a quien iba dirigido o que estilo de dibujo utilice me toco dibujar otra cosa. En ese momento no se me ocurría ninguna otra cosa que pudiera dibujar y como el plazo de entrega era muy corto me toco improvisar.

Así que cogí la bitácora, le hice dieciséis cuadros con la regla y le dibujé a cada uno un cactus con su flor y espinas. A cada uno le puse un color diferente y cuando lo terminé me recordó al cuadro: “Díptico De Marilyn (1962)” cuadro creado por el artista fallecido Andy Warhol. Tras haberlo delineado con el marcador Sharpie le tome foto y lo mande por el WhatsApp de la profesora. A ella le gusto y me dijo que la digitalizara. Cabe mencionar que cuando escuché esa palabra pensé que era tomarle una foto y listo. Pero no era así sino replicarlo con una herramienta de diseño grafico en este caso illustrator.

El problema era que como no sabia como utilizar ese programa y mucho menos que tocaba pagar con tarjeta de crédito me encontraba en un problema para poder llevar a cabo esa tarea. Hasta que me acorde de algo que hacia cuando era niño y era hacer figuras en Microsoft PowerPoint. Pues en mi mente me preguntaba: “¿Y si intento replicarlo en ese programa?” y fue así como escaneé el dibujo, lo abrí en el programa y con las formas básicas de la sección Insertar lo fui replicando poco a poco.

Mientras lo creaba pensé que no iba a quedar muy bien y por un momento ya estaba perdiendo la fe por como iba a ser el resultado. Pero al final fue todo lo contrario. Y lo que termine creando fue una digitalización que si bien es cierto las formas del programa tenían limitaciones a la hora de manipularlas al final logre que diseño fuera fiel al dibujo hecho a mano.

Y eso mismo se vio reflejado en la profesora que quedo encantada con el resultado. Ya solo faltaba una ultima cosa y esa era estamparlo en una camiseta blanca. Pero y para terminar con esta historia yo sin querer le pedí el favor a un compañero de estampar el dibujo hecho a mano. Al final termine por mandar a estamparlo en un lugar cercano.

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Music

I don’t even know where to start. Music has been my whole life. I’ve always revolved everything, including important decisions in life based on the music I was listening to. If I start from the beginning I can mention my mother was a gigantic music lover.  She raised me to love the Beatles, the Eagles, Elvis, Queen….But I also grew up loving White Zombie, Slayer, Panera, Rage against the Machine. Music where I didn’t even understand the lyrics as I heard them until the point I was loving music where I didn’t understand the lyrics until I read them. Despite’s all of these bands I have listened to, none of them inspired me to write and become my own musician more than Nirvana. I remember being up in the early 2000’s smoking Rogers cigarettes somewhere around the age of 14. The music video came on as tribute for “You know you’re right” and they released Nirvanas greatest hits that year. Through the music I became obsessed. I bought every nirvana album. I listened to every lyric. I read books, listened to audio books. I was inspired and attracted to the life and death of Kurt Cobain. Some point in 2003, I asked my mother to buy me a guitar after about 2 years of having an interest in the drums. (A drummer lived on my block and he was the first musician I ever met, But my mother always said it was too loud.) My mother not only obliged, but she bought me a beautiful red and also piece of shit Ibanez Gio. I played that thing until my fingers bled.When I first heard my mother was dead my first reaction was to sit in the living room, surrounded by paramedics, FDNY people and cops asking me if I was okay while I was attempting to play “Smells like teen spirit” because I was only 3 months in on playing. I’ll never forget the following morning going to a school I didn’t go to but knew everyone (Cause I was homeschooled during high school) and Kenny Klugewicz told me how sorry he was that he heard the news. This kid became one of my best friends even to this day where we still don’t talk For months I did nothing but lock myself in the room and teach myself how to really play the guitar….misguided, bad habit forming, but still a drive to play. I met people as I continued to play. I joined bands, I broadened my sense of music as I continued to play… Music has changed my life. Without music there are so many people and friends I never would have made. I was fortunate enough to be able to tour with acts such as Marilyn Manson, play shows with Idols like Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage, and meet a few important milestones along the way. To this day….I love music. It means so much to me and I always try to broaden my horizons when it comes to listening to music. I continue to write metal and alternative music, buy recording equipment and always long for the day I can share my music with the world. I know I can’t sing. But I can write lyrics that will hit people and sting. I write music that can make my emotions known. I know this because I listen to music that does the same for me. I have my angry bands, summer bands, break-up bands. Shit. I’m listening to Bleeding Through as I write this. Music has always and will always inspire me, and it has come to a point that I’ve hit a road block. My career in the military is not the only thing that holds me back. I start to feel like I’m afraid to write music. I get unbelievably emotional and not in a rhianna “I start crying because the lyrics are so deep” kind of way. It’s different. I always feel like every time I write something a piece of my soul gets ripped away. An actual count of all the music I’ve written song wise is still pretty low but at around 52 or so songs that I’m aware of most of those are for me. The ones I think that are worth it are shown to anyone. The struggles and bullshit that I’ve gone through is personal and doesn’t belong to the rest of the world, but maybe someday people can relate to it. I get excited when I write things I think people would want to hear and released material that still isn’t ready, because despite I know it isn’t I need to leave something. I love so many people on this earth. I want to share everything with everyone, but music is unbelievably personal to me. It effects my emotions, the way I feel about the day. And I remember when I used to not think like this I listened to metal all day every day, but in December 2015 a Stephanie Camacho said to me “You listen to all this violent music and I don’t get it, you’re such a sweet person” I didn’t realize that the music was effecting my actions, my mood, the way I felt. I always try to remain positive no matter how life goes but music has always inspired me, and continues to do so. Music is so important that I’m afraid to get engaged again. I find myself drinking and writing, never recording and releasing. I will leave something behind hopefully before I die. Music is powerful. It flows within all of us whether you’re musician or not, but this is the end of my rant. There was no point to this. I just wasted your time. But I had a talk with whiskey tonight and it told me to get some shit out of my head that meant nothing.

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Gloria Laino's lifelong interest in storytelling originates from its potential to give an inspiring retreat while alleviating pain. She feels that tales are a source of encouragement and consolation, allowing people to take a break from their troubles and immerse themselves in the lives of others. Gloria stresses storytelling's therapeutic value, stressing its ability to develop empathy and connection in listeners.

She sees storytelling as an effective method for fostering solidarity, breaking boundaries, and delivering encouraging inspiration. Gloria considers storytelling's significance as a type of escape, highlighting its potential to transfer people to different universes and bring comfort in the face of hardship. Her interest in storytelling stems from a desire to provide others with the same sensation of escape and comfort.

Gloria's dedication to storytelling demonstrates its timeless value as a source of comfort, inspiration, and togetherness in an often turbulent world. She believes that tales may relieve suffering, create empathy, and give a momentary break from life's difficulties. Gloria's remarks are a sobering reminder of storytelling's significant influence on individuals and society.

WATCH the related video: AMERICAN HORROR STORY ACTRESS GLORIA LAINO & MARILYN CAMACHO: SHARING RESILIENCE, DREAMS, & TRIUMPHS

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Festival Cine Dominicano abre con premier de "Como si fuera la primera vez"

Santo Domingo, 30 ene (EFE).- La duodécima edición del Festival de Cine Global Dominicano (FCGD), dedicada a Corea del Sur, inició hoy en el Teatro Nacional de Santo Domingo con la presentación de la premier del largometraje "Como si fuera la primera vez", del director mexicano Mauricio Valle. El festival se extenderá hasta el seis de febrero, proyectará 82 filmes y otorgará premios en las categorías de Ópera Prima Ficción, Ópera Prima Documental y Corto Global, según informó el director de la muestra, Omar de la Cruz. La ceremonia comenzó con la presentación de la "Danza de los Abanicos", una pieza tradicional coreana, mientras se proyectaban imágenes de películas de ese país. "Estamos haciendo historia, ya son 12 años de un festival que ha alcanzado reconocimiento internacional", afirmó De la Cruz, quien dirigió palabras de felicitación al expresidente dominicano Leonel Fernández, presente en la sala, por crear el festival. De su lado, el embajador de Corea del Sur en República Dominicana, Byung-yun Kim, afirmó que ambos países guardan una historia en común, pues, aseguró, superaron el colonialismo y las dictaduras para alcanzar desarrollo económico. "Espero que el cine dominicano continúe creciendo y se difunda por el mundo, así como lo ha estado haciendo el cine de Corea", refirió el diplomático. De acuerdo a los organizadores del festival, el año pasado la industria del cine local produjo 3.300 millones de pesos (unos 66 millones de dólares), mientras en el país se rodaron 33 filmes. "Como si fuera la primera vez" fue rodada en República Dominicana con el apoyo de la ley de incentivos cinematográficos en una producción de Sony Pictures International y Lantica Media. La película es protagonizada por Ximena Romo, Paco Ruedas y Alejandro Camacho. En la inauguración del festival estuvo el jurista español Baltasar Garzón, uno de los protagonistas del documental "The Code", que se exhibirá este jueves. Asimismo, fue puesto en circulación el libro "La sonrisa del Caribe", de Fermín Cabanillas Serrano, que repasa la historia de "Lotoman", la popular trilogía local del género comedia. Entre las películas que compiten en el renglón Ópera Prima Ficción figuran "Familia Sumergida" (Argentina); "Jaulas" (España); "Colours" (República Dominicana); "Eternidad" (Perú); "Viaje al cuarto de una madre" (España); "Marilyn" (Argentina); "Miriam miente" (República Dominicana); "Mi mejor amigo" (Argentina); "La Camarista" (México), y "El Piedra" (Colombia). La categoría Ópera Prima Documental, que llevará el nombre de Fernando Báez como un homenaje póstumo al cineasta dominicano, la definirán "Eduardo Galeano Vagamundo" (Brasil); "Faraway land" (España); "Gilbert, héroe de dos pueblos" (República Dominicana), y las producciones españolas "Pete Wete" y "Seaching for Oscar". Mientras, en Corto Global participarán "ANI" (México); "Looped love" (Italia); Madres de luna" (España); "Notes on the shore" (Cuba); "Psicolapse" (España), "Roake" (Reino Unido); "Salam" (Estados Unidos", y las locales "Tamba", "A la deriva" y "Tamba".EFE rsl/laa

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NJ election results: Primary election results from Bergen, Morris and Passaic counties

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In major races throughout Bergen and Passaic counties, many voters in Tuesday’s primary election turned away from entrenched incumbents and party favorites. Incumbents lost key races for their party’s nomination throughout the region.

In Democratic-dominated Englewood and Palisades Park, mayoral primary candidates Michael Wildes and Chris Chung won the Democratic nominations to run for mayor in their towns. Wildes defeated Phil Meisner, who is the Englewood Democratic chairman, and Chung defeated Mayor James Rotundo.

“This is a victory for the people of this community who said loud and clear that they want to renew Englewood and move our city forward," Wildes, a former mayor of the city, said in a statement. "I thank everyone who supported our campaign and I look forward to working with all residents for the betterment of our city, regardless of who they supported.”

Chung, a Palisades Park councilman, defeated Rotundo by about 100 votes, according to preliminary results. He could become the first Korean-American mayor of the borough.

"It was very exciting. I went out and knocked on every door," Chung said. "The whole community came together, and the hard work paid off. I’m so happy for the people of Palisades Park. I’m hoping to a make a better community overall.”

Rotundo refused to concede on Tuesday night.

"I’m pretty confident I will be victorious at the end of this thing," he said. "I think the voters came out to support me. I think the opposition tried to steal the election by coming in at the primary and not in the general election.”

Saddle River Councilwoman Elizabeth Salazer will not be able to seek reelection. According to preliminary results, the Republican councilwoman placed third in a pool of four candidates vying for two nominations to run for the council.

In East Rutherford, Councilman Jeffrey J. Lahullier also appeared to lose in the borough’s Republican primary. Councilman George E. Perry received enough votes to go on to the general election, however, and will seek one of two open seats on the Borough Council alongside fellow winner Joel Brizzi.

West Milford Councilman Tim Wagner was ousted in the township’s Republican primary in favor of candidates Ada Erik and Marilyn Lichtenberg.

In Bergen County, Republicans Hector Olmo and Eric Kulmala bested two party opponents seeking the nomination to run for two open seats on the Board of Chosen Freeholders. They are running against Democrats Steven Tanelli and Tracy Silna Zur.

Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco will fight to keep his seat in November against Republican challenger Norman Schmelz, who defeated Paul A. Duggan in the Republican primary, according to preliminary results.

Here are the contested races in Bergen, Morris and Passaic counties:

Bergen County COUNTY OFFICES

County executive

Republican primary

Norman Schmelz – 10,371

Paul A. Duggan – 10,185

Board of Chosen Freeholders – two seats

Republican primary

Kevin M. Parany – 9,522

Edward N. Mazlish – 8,835

Hector Olmo – 10,725

Eric Kulmala – 10,992

EAST RUTHERFORD

Borough Council – two seats

Republican primary

George E. Perry* – 348

Jeffrey J. Lahullier* – 196

Joel Brizzi – 333

ENGLEWOOD

Mayor

Democratic primary

Philip H. Meisner – 1,504

Michael Wildes – 2,675

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PALISADES PARK

Mayor

Democratic primary

James M. Rotundo* – 856

Christopher J. Chung – 1026

Charles S. Park – 58

Borough Council – two seats

Democratic primary

Jongchul Lee* – 800

Chong Paul Kim – 801

Suk Jun Min – 78

Barnabas Y. Woo – 938

Youbong Won-Yoon – 890

SADDLE RIVER

Borough Council – two seats

Republican primary

Elizabeth Salazer* – 440

Nicholas C. Ponzini – 414

John Derosa – 459

Rosario Ruffino – 473

WALLINGTON

Borough Council – two seats

Democratic primary

David A. Pinto – 219

Brian R. Svetz – 221

Helena Plaskon – 43

Passaic County COUNTY OFFICES:

Board of Freeholders – three seats

Republican primary

Gary L. Passenti – 6,668

Lori Mambelli – 6,661

Francesco Pietropaolo – 6,524

Pamela A. Herbig – 2,698

Constance A. Hernandez – 2,608

Joan Barnwell – 2,692

County clerk

Republican primary

Ronald S. Fava – 6,819

Vivienne M. Erk – 2,741

WEST MILFORD

Township Council – two seats

Republican primary

Paul M. Zarrillo – 758

Tim Wagner* – 790

Ada Erik – 962

Marilyn Lichtenberg – 1,020

Morris County

Board of Freeholders – three seats

Republican primary

John Cesaro* – 12,953

Aura K. Dunn – 10,794

John Krickus – 16,503

Stephen H. Shaw – 16,799

Deborah Smith* – 18,770

Democratic primary

Vanessa Brown – 6,950

Richard Corcoran – 19,443

Mary Dougherty – 21,576

Rupande Mehta – 20,746

Alderman, Ward 1 – one seat

Republican primary

Tracy Pryer – 108

Cyril Wekilsky* – 139

CHESTER BOROUGH

Mayor

Republican primary

Janet G. Hoven* – 199

Timothy Iversen – 58

Alderman Ward 1 – one seat

Democratic primary

Michael J. Picciallo* – 126

Sandra Milena Wittner – 175

Alderman Ward 2 – one seat

Democratic primary

Thomas H. MacDonald* – 159

Humberto Quinones – 176

Alderman, Ward 3 – one seat

Democratic primary

Carolyn Blackman* – 313

Ricardo Trinidad – 133

Alderman, Ward 4 – one seat

Democratic primary

Ronald M. Camacho* – 118

Carlos A. Valencia – 116

Township Committee – two seats

Republican primary

Rita C. Chipperson – 350

Nanette DiTosto* – 409

Timothy D. Jones* – 431

Mayor

Republican primary

Russ Felter – 1,048*

Eric Wilsusen – 1,445

Township Council – two seats

Republican primary

Patty Fallon – 887

Debi Merz* – 937

Melissa Senatore – 999

H. Ronald Smith* – 888

Robert Vander Ploeg, Jr. – 767

Mayor

Republican primary

Robert W. Collins* – 609

James J. Freda – 1,377

MENDHAM BOROUGH

Mayor

Republican primary

Christine Serrano Glassner – 501

Stanley Witczak III – 367

Township Committee – two seats

Democratic primary

Daniel Falkner – 1,106

Jeff Grayzel – 1,179

Mark Gyorfy – 1,132

Tara Olivo-Moore – 1,081

MOUNT ARLINGTON

Borough Council – two seats

Republican primary

Raymond Simard – 304

Robert Sorge* – 289

John Windish* – 212

Township Council – three seats

Republican primary

Melissa Florance-Lynch* – 953

Richard Phelan* – 934

Kyle Russell – 702

Stacy-Ann Webb – 308

Catherine Winterfield* – 617

RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP

Township Council – four seats

Republican primary

Mark H. Forstenhausler* – 1,125

Roman B. Hirniak – 619

James B. Loveys* – 1,229

Lou Nisivoccia – 1,048

Marie Potter – 1,103

Borough Council – two seats

Republican primary

Thomas J. Haynes III – 333

James R. Hurley – 268

Patrick McDonald* – 260

*Asterisks denote incumbents.

Staff Writer Katie Sobko and interns Alexander Evans, Rafaela Teixeira and Babee Garcia contributed to this article.

Correction: Danielle Ireland-Imhof sought the Democratic nomination to run for Passaic County clerk. She ran unopposed, and won the nomination, according to unofficial results. Freeholder Assad Akhter was one of three people who sought the Democratic nomination to run for one of three open seats on the Passaic County freeholder board. He won the nomination, according to unofficial results. The results of the primary election for the Democratic primary election for the freeholder board was incorrect in an earlier version of this story.

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Thank you to all who have helped us along the way, especially all of our exhibiting artists. Roya Amigh | Inna Babaeva | Jarrod Beck | Jesus Benavente | Patrick Bérubé | Cristina Camacho | Matt Chalker | Lauren Clay | Caitlin Cocco | Pam Council | Heather Cox | Blue Curry | Cui Fei | Doreen Garner | Sara Gassmann | Kirsten Hassenfeld | Daniel Horowitz | Melissa Jordan | Kakyoung Lee | Forrest Lewinger | Liliya Lifanova | Kristin McIver | Amanda Millet-Sorsa | Marilyn Minter | Martha Mysko | Dominique Paul | Gustavo Prado | Alan Ruiz | Carol Salmanson | Greg Smith | Ivan Stojakovic | Jessica Stoller | R. Blair Sullivan | Patrice Renee Washington

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Gloria and Marilyn, from diverse backgrounds, shared inspiring stories with Paul Tully. Despite financial struggles and single motherhood, Gloria pursued acting, finding fulfillment in storytelling. Marilyn, redirected from basketball due to an injury, co-founded Urban Theater Company in Chicago, creating meaningful work.

Guest: Gloria Laino and Marilyn Camacho

Gloria Laino is a multifaceted individual who encompasses roles as an actress. She is known for her roles in the following TV series: “This Fool,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “American Horror Story,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” and “What We Do In The Shadows.”

Marilyn Camacho co-founded Urban Theater Company and is an actress known for her roles in the TV series American Gods, Animal Kingdom, and Days of Our Lives.

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Marilyn Camacho recalls watching a play called "Master Class" at the Jury Lane Theater and being greatly inspired by the actress' motivating performance. The actress's ability to elicit intense emotions from the audience had a lasting influence, prompting Marilyn to pursue acting seriously. This encounter inspired Marilyn to take theater lessons, audition for school productions, and eventually seek a college degree in acting and directing.

Marilyn became more devoted to their chosen vocation as she completed her courses. After finishing an intensive two-and-a-half-year curriculum, She was confident and ready to use her abilities in practical situations. This dedication led Marilyn to pursue chances in cinema, exhibiting a firm sense of purpose and direction in their professional goals.

Marilyn's experience exemplifies the transformational influence of seeing excellent performances live. Witnessing the actress's emotional connection with the audience renewed Marilyn's enthusiasm and determination, leading her toward her chosen vocation in acting and directing. Their narrative highlights the importance of inspiration and guidance in defining one's career path and actively pursuing one's objectives with devotion and tenacity.

This critical milestone in Marilyn Camacho's life occurred when a theatrical encounter sparked their interest in performing and directing. This interaction motivated Marilyn to pursue official training and study in the profession, which eventually led to their decision to concentrate on filmmaking. Marilyn's path exemplifies the profound impact of creative experiences and the determination necessary to pursue a career in the performing arts.

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Ticket de $3.00 para ganar una botella de Don Periñon en el evento de Adrian Granadillo Rodriguez Copa Cabana noche de sabrozura si aqui en el nuevo Jamboree Loungemiami David Jamboree Adrian Granadillo Rodriguez Jamboree Loungemiami David Jamboree Lannier Alvarez International DJ/Producer Lannier Alvarez Juan Saco Mironoff Juan Saco Mironoff Juan Terron Antonio Davis Alexander Hernandez Robert Luis Batista Roberto Clavijo Leandro Fernandez Leandro Fernandez Marilyn Dion Kendra Kash Angel Camacho Concha Aranxtha Del Sol Josue Francisco Gutierrez Lio El Negro Jonathan Faria and don't forget we're raffling this beautiful bottle! So come get your $3.00 ticket here at Jamboree Loungemiami (at Jamboree lounge)

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Wassup everyone today's part three of my Jamboree Loungemiami Birthday Bash! David Ochoa will be your server, BUt! I'll be your host and MC for the night and that means DISCO is OUT and the the BEST of the 80's and 90's like FREESTYLE, SALSA, MERENGUE, HIP HOP, & RnB will be played by our one and only FOPE ASS DJ Lannier Alvarez so if you missed Fridays and Last Nights fun you still have tonight to come down and finish off my bday with a little KARAOKE COMPETITION!..🤪🤪 Doors open at 5:00pm with $3.00 Bud Light, Budweiser, Busch, Coors Light & Miller Light Beer till 10:00pm then the Battle of the mic starts. Carlos Lara Luis Dionisio Concha Aranxtha Del Sol Ramon Alfredo Torres Cuevas Antonio Davis Amy Rivers Adrian Granadillo Rodriguez Angel Camacho Alexander Hernandez Robert Luis Batista Oscar Cea Martinez Jonathan Cabrera Oscar Cea Martinez Marilyn Dion David Jamboree Dedric Jamaal Sasha DLov Marilyn Dion Juan Vayas Juan E. Vayas Trinidad Tito Magallan (at Jamboree lounge) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7zGe-pgy2j/?igshid=1biy1o1mnsby5