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My household growing up was very, very Colombian-focused, man, because my parents were obviously fresh to Canada.

And I was born in Toronto.

But in the house, we maintained a real connection to our roots.

I wasn't allowed to speak English at home.

And food, man, my mom's a basketball player.

Like the wickedly, I'm spoiled. I'm aware. I'm very spoiled.

When I come home, I have like, in panellistas, with San Cuchito, Yajipique, Patarelos, dos, tamales, Arredelete.

She's lighting a man with a mirror on her back.

From Food to Romeria, it's Latino-USA. I'm Maria Inohosa.

Today, how Grammy-nominated artist, Jesse Reyes, sings from the soul.

There's this funny thing that can happen when adult children leave the nest

and then come back for a visit.

When I go home, I'm sure they still think I'm too fit all inside.

One day, Jesse Reyes was in her parents' kitchen in Toronto, Canada,

trying to post on Instagram for her 1.5 million followers.

I was trying to do a story of me singing a cover.

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