From a pure music, this is all Latino, I'm Felix Contreras.

I'm Ana Maria Sayer.

Let the cheese sway begin.

Okay, Ana Maria Sayer or Carmen San Diego, where have you been recently?

What have been some of your favorite spots?

Because you are all over.

I can't even keep track of you.

Okay Felix, well, I love everywhere that I've been but if I had to pick one, one that's

popping into my brain right now is Bogota and Colombia.

I went for Bimei, a music conference back in May.

So I had an amazing time, sang my hard out of karaoke, met a ton of people from all over

the Latin music world and I love going to conferences like this because it really does

feel like the whole family is there.

You know, you really get to feel that sense of like, wow, this community is so big and

so diverse.

And it was just a really special experience because of that.

That's one of the things I like about this gig is being able to connect with people from

far-flung locations at these conferences and then make those connections and see how

it's interpreted in the music.

I know you do always talk about that but you know what I did find really interesting is

that I had so many conversations where somehow being between two worlds came up, you know,

people talk about that like I had a friend from Bogota who moved to the US at 18 and then

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