Hello, beautiful beans and welcome to the podcast episode of today.

So this is a head noise episode.

I'm going to be reading out some emails that you guys have sent through.

I'm very excited.

I've got three questions to read through and absolutely loving the questions that everyone

is sending through, so I really appreciate it.

Just a very short life update because I've just been thinking about it so much and it's just

been, I'm just so obsessed, but I went to the Bad Bunny concert here in Sydney. Guys, I, firstly, I met three of you there, like literally three

if you came up and they're like, oh my God, I love your podcast. And I was like, just fucking

bad bunny, DYFM co-lab is all I have to say. But I just feel like it was one of the best experiences of my life. It sounds very dramatic,

but the reason I feel that way is, so I went with my cousins. I went with my cousin Lorena

and I went with Frankie, who's my cousin's wife. And we, it was so surreal standing in that

stadium. There was like 40 something thousand people in this stadium. And as you guys,

well, I'm guessing you guys know because I've probably said it a bunch of times, but I'm a first

generation Australian. So my parents are migrants. They're from South America. My mom's Uruguayan. My dad is

Argentinian. So I grew up in Australia as an Aussie. I'm Australian Aussie first and foremost, but obviously with this really deep cultural influence of my parents' culture.

So I grew up around so much Latin music, salsa, and then as a teenager I started listening a lot to reggaeton.

So I was always exposed to salsa and reggaeton. And it's some of the music that to this day i listen to the most

um if you look at like my spotify wrapped it is that music and i never in my wildest dreams

thought that i would ever have the opportunity to go to a stadium concert with that music that i

grew up with because it's not you know the, the most popular music in Australia, right?

Like, fair enough because that's not, we're not a Latin country.

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