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info@spanglish-entertainment.com(321) 300-5948 Welcome to Spanglish Entertainment Magazine!Happy New Year! January, the f i r s t month of t h e year, is o f t e n a time f o rfresh starts and new beginnings. It's associated with crispwinter weather in many parts of the world, and many peopleuse this month to set resolutions for the year ahead, whetherit's to improve their health, learn a new skill, or travel t o newplaces. In this issue, we showcase two amazing Artists on thecover. First is the Freestyle Icon, Angel Mercado, “theOriginal Covergirl”. A l s o , we have Willie Panamá, “The Kingof Salsa Rap”. Two different genres of music represented byHispanic Americans. We congratulate Willie Rosario (100 years old) and BobbyValentin for incredible concert with two amazing orchestra,celebrating the music of Salsa. We also want to highlight the month of February.February is o f t e n called the "month of love" primarily dueto Valentine's Day, celebrated on the 14th. This day isdedicated to expressing romantic affection towards partners,but t h e concept of love extends beyond romance in February.It's a time to cherish and appreciate all forms of love –familial bonds, friendships, self-love, and even love forhumanity. The air is often filled with expressions ofaffection, from heartfelt cards and romantic gestures to smallacts of kindness towards loved ones and strangers alike. See article on page 10. At Spanglish E n t e r t a inment Magazine, our mission remainsunwavering: to connect communities and individuals throughthe power of language and culture. We’re committed tosupporting small businesses and fostering a sense ofbelonging for all.Thank you.S P A N G L I S HENTERTAINMENTSPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT NEWSEDITOR-IN-CHIEFAlida HernandezMANAGING EDITOR/OPERATIONSJCee ColonPROMOTIONS DIRECTORDebra GeigelSALES MANAGER/ DISTRIBUTION Michelle LugoCristiano MatteoCONTRIBUTING WRITERSLatif MercadoPHOTOGRAPHERAdalberto Boyer In Your Image Photography Alida Hernandez www.spanglish-entertainment.comEDITOR'S NOTE3Alida Hernandez & JCee ColonJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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CONTENTSFROM CLOCK RADIOS TO HIT RECORDS: 03EDITOR'S NOTEYour Weekly Podcast to Whole-Person Wellness06091217?? DID YOU KNOW ??16REBOOTED MINDSETMAILING ADDRESS:1150 MALABLAR RD SE #326PALM BAY, FL 32907INFO@SPANGLISH-ENTERTAINMENT.COM321/300-5948WWW.SPANGLISH-ENTERTAINMENT.COM1812WILLIE PANAMA065SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINEBIOGRAPHY - WILLIE PANAMATHE KING OF SALSA RAPLA PECOSA - DEBRA GEIGELLEARNING FROM VOICES OF WAR:RECAP: BAILABLE INTERNACIONAL DELOS VETERANOS #222HARNESS POWER & PRODUCTIVITY WITH CUTTING-EDGE LAPTOPSANGEL MERCADO08SPANGLISH CAFE PODCAST10THE RIPPLE EFFECT: WHY LOVE ANDKINDNESS MATTERHonoring the 80th anniversary of World War II’sfinal major battle. Angel OCG and the making of a Covergirl.By Latif Mercado14NEW YEAR, NEW GOALS FOR PEOPLEAND PETS RECAP: WILLIE ROSARIO CONCERT2023COVERCOVERJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 321FREESTYLE SHOWCASE PODCAST

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Written by Latif MercadoFROM CLOCK RADIOS TO HIT RECORDS: ANGELMERCADO 6SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINErowing up, all Angel ever dreamt ofdoing was becoming a famous singer,and on one magical Spring day, that’spretty much what happened.THE ORGINIAL COVER GIRL As a teenager, Angel spent many nights battlingit out on the talent show circuit throughout theBronx, where first prize was usually was $50 and aclock radio. Inside her home where she lived withher parents, and nine siblings, a new clock radiograced every room. But at one of those talent shows a producerapproached Angel with an opportunity to auditionfor a new girl group he was putting together, andthough joining a group wasn’t something she wasentirely interested in, something about the debutsong they’d chosen for the group had grabbed herattention. Done with her shift where she worked as aTherapist Aid at a Bronx Developmental Center,Angel sprinted across town, breathless anddetermined to make the audition. Standing in the doorway overlooking the roomfilled with Tall glamorous women, each dressed insexy skirts and dresses, with towering heels andhuge hair doused in Aqua Net, Angel showed up infaded jeans and a baggy sweatshirt that hung pasther shoulder. Her hair GContinued onnext pageshaved tight on one side,while the other cascaded toher neck.J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3Photo Credits: Latif Mercado

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7SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINElate yet determined to still get her shot. She wouldn’t letup, and so they reluctantly agreed to hear her out. They asked for her music, but Angel had nothingprepared. The room buzzed with laughter and snidewhispers, the weight of the situation attempting to pressdown even harder, when in that moment, every ounce ofdoubt and insecurity that threatened to crush her, waspushed aside as she launched into an imprompturendition of Whitney Houston’s Saving All My Love forYou. The room fell silent, and all heads turned towardAngel, as her voice draped the room with her raw andundeniable talent. The producers looked on, impressedno doubt, but despite her stunning performance, it justwasn’t what they were looking for. The producers complimented and thanked her for hertime, telling her to leave her name and number in casesomething else comes up. They turned their attentionback to the other girls, and the room resumed its originalenergy. Traces of laughter and dismissive glancescontinued to linger.T The producers, shaking their heads exchangedhesitant glances before one of them finally replied,“Something lighter, and fun.” And without wastinganother second, Angel dove immediately into anotherrendition, this time of the song Sweetheart by RainyDavis. The sultry, upbeat track filled the room, and thetransformation was amazing. This time, the room didn’tjust quiet down, it froze in awe. Angel’s voice capturedthe song with perfection, and her versatility and abilityto shift effortlessly from power ballad to light, playfulpop, was nothing short of mesmerizing. The audition ended right there and then, and theproducers didn’t need to hear any more, as it becamecrystal clear that Angel wasn’t just the lead singer theysought for The Cover Girl, but also the sound! To learn more about Angel OCG and The CoverGirls, go to www.La-Entertainment.com.Contributing writer, Latif Mercado. Latif Mercado is a pivotal figure in the Freestyle musicscene. With over 25 years of involvement, he's played acrucial role in its continued success. As a booking agentfor legendary artists and manager for icons like Lil' Suzyand The Cover Girls, his presence is ubiquitous in theFreestyle world. To showcase Freestyle as a culture, not just music, Latifbegan writing books. His 2011 debut novel, "FREESTYLEFOR LIFE," successfully connected with fans through anunexpected medium. Subsequent books further exploreFreestyle within narratives featuring Latin characters,enriching the cultural understanding of the genre. Currently, Latif is an established author of 11 books and37 newsletters. He also is the owner of La Entertainment, abooking agency. All books available on Amazon. ANGEL OCG AND THE MAKING OF A COVERGIRL he audition had just ended, and everyone washanging around anxiously awaiting the verdictthat could possibly change their lives. Angelapproached the producers, apologizing for being So, what are you looking for?”she asked, her voice stern andfocused.J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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LA PECOSA Estamos emocionadosde hablar sobre DebraGeigel, conocida comoLa Pecosa! Estaincreíble profesional sedestaca en la promociónde eventos musicales,tanto grandes comopequeños, convirtiendocada ocasión en unaexperiencia inolvidable.Con su talento enpublicidad y su astuciacomo estratega debooking, Debra seasegura de que cadaartista brille con luzpropia. ¡Es un verdaderoplacer tener a alguientan apasionada ydedicada en la industriamusical!9 “We are thrilled to discuss Debra Geigel, also known as La Pecosa! Thisremarkable professional excels in promoting musical events, both large and small,transforming each occasion into an unforgettable experience. With her talent inadvertising and her acumen as a booking strategist, Debra ensures that every artistshines brightly. It is truly a pleasure to have someone so passionate and dedicatedin the music industry!"We are excited to have Debra on our team at Spanglish Entertainment!!J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE

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10THE RIPPLE EFFECT: WHY LOVE AND KINDNESS MATTERove and kindness are not just fleeting emotions; they are powerful forces that shape ourworld. They are the threads that weave together the fabric of our communities, fosteringempathy, compassion, and a sense of belonging.The Science of Kindness: Research consistently demonstrates the profound impact of kindness on our well-being. Acts ofkindness, whether large or small, trigger the release of endorphins, the "feel-good" hormones thatpromote happiness and reduce stress. These acts not only benefit the recipient but also have asignificant positive impact on the giver. Furthermore, kindness is contagious. When we witness acts of kindness, it inspires us to be kinderourselves. This creates a ripple effect, spreading positivity throughout our social circles and beyond.Love in Action: Love, in its purest form, is an unconditional acceptance and appreciation for ourselves and others.6 Itis about fostering deep connections, showing compassion, and offering support during both joyful andchallenging times.Love manifests in countless ways:Acts of service: Helping a neighbor with groceries, volunteering at a local shelter, orsimply lending an ear to a friend in need.Words of affirmation: Offering encouragement, expressing gratitude, and sharingwords of love and appreciation.Quality time: Spending meaningful time with loved ones, engaging in sharedexperiences, and creating lasting memories.Gifts: Giving thoughtful gifts that show you care and understand the recipient'sinterests and needs.Physical touch: A warm hug, a gentle pat on the back, or holding hands can conveydeep affection and support.Cultivating a Culture of Kindness:Building a kinder world starts with ourselves. We can cultivate a culture of kindness by:Practicing self-compassion: Treating ourselves with the same kindness andunderstanding that we offer to others.Mindful awareness: Paying attention to our thoughts and actions, and choosingkindness in our interactions.Expressing gratitude: Acknowledging and appreciating the good in our lives and thekindness of others.Forgiving ourselves and others: Letting go of resentment and anger, and choosingto move forward with compassion.Leading by example: Demonstrating kindness in our daily lives and inspiring othersto do the same. Love and kindness are not luxuries; they are essential for our individual and collectivewell-being. By embracing these values and spreading them throughout ourcommunities, we can create a more compassionate, just, and fulfilling world for all.Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice.J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3Written by Alida Hernandez

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W“THE KING OF SALSA RAP”WILLIE PANAMA12illie Panamá: A Multi-Talented ArtistWillie Panamá, born William L. Duguid, is a Panamanian-American International Black Latino Artist, who has madehis mark in the world of music, film, and television. He is askilled singer, composer, musician, and actor, with adiverse repertoire that spans salsa, calypso, reggae,kompa, and Latin jazz. Panamá launched his solo career in 1995 as a singer and percussionist,releasing his debut album, "Latino Flavor." Throughout his career, he hascollaborated with renowned figures in the music industry and has recordedin over 20 musical productions. His impressive touring experience includesperformances across Europe, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and SouthAmerica. As a songwriter, Panamá is a proud member of ASCAP. His talent as apercussionist has garnered him recognition as an exclusive artist forprestigious companies like Sabian, Gon Bops, Tycoon, and SoultoneCymbals. He is a respected figure in the music world, having been invitednumerous times by Panamanian Jazz Pianist Danilo Perez to conductmaster classes for the Panama Jazz Festival. Panamá's acting credits are equally impressive. As a member of theScreen Actors Guild (SAG), he has shared the screen with Hollywood A-listers such as Denzel Washington, Angela Bassett, and Spike Lee in filmslike "Malcolm X" and "Any Given Sunday."SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE*Former Governor Rick Scott awarded the Governor's Veterans Service Award to Willie Panama 2X.Willie & Sidney Poitier Willie & Don KingWillie & Former Governor Rick Scott Actors De Wallace, Cathy Lee Crosby and George TakeiJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3Photo Credits: Willie Panma

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Beyond his collaborations, Panamá boasts a remarkablenetwork of acquaintances. His connections include Hollywoodactors like Erik Estrada, Cathy Lee Crosby, and George Takei,as well as sports legends like Roberto Durán, Mariano Rivera,and Charles Barkley. Panamá has graced the stages of popular television shows like"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" and the Spanish talk show "ElShow de Cristina." He has also been featured on CNN,Telemundo, Galavision, Univision, and various Europeannetworks. Throughout his career, Panamá has had the privilege ofperforming alongside musical icons like Celia Cruz, OscarD'León, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, and Ruben Blades. Hehas also collaborated with jazz, rock, pop, and country musiclegends such as Herbie Hancock, Gloria Estefan, and Billy RayCyrus. Panamá's achievements have been acknowledged by theUnited States Congress, the City of New York, and variousgovernment officials in Florida and Panama. He is also adecorated United States Marine Corps veteran and a formerofficer with the United States Department of Justice.Collaborations and Current ProjectsPanamá has collaborated with music producer Emilio Estefan Jr.and is currently performing his "Keep it Moving Tour."For more information about Willie Panamá, visit his website:www.williepanama.com 13SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINECristina y WillieWillie & Kathy Lee, Regis Philbin Willie y Celia CruzEmilio Estefan, Willie & Gloria Estefan(LtoR) Luis “Perico” Ortiz, Tito Puente, Cheo Feliciano, Jose Luis Quintana “Changuito”, Giovanni Hidalgo,Willie Panama, Pete “El Conde” Rodriguez Willie Panama y Soultone CymbalsSOULTONE WILLIE PANAMAOscar D León y Willie Panama'Jerry Rivas , Rafael Ithier Willie Panama' Papo Rosario Charlie AponteJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3Photo Credits: Willie Panma

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14SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE (Family Features) The Ardennes Offensive, commonlyknown as the “Battle of the Bulge,” stands as thesingle bloodiest battle fought by the United Statesduring World War II. Waged in the bitter cold of mid-December 1944, it took the Allies a month to securevictory. The cost was staggering: nearly 20,000Americans were killed in action, close to 50,000wounded and another 20,000 captured. In honor of the 80th anniversary of this pivotal battle,the Library of Congress Veterans History Project haslaunched an online exhibit to commemorate themilestone. While the battle itself is etched in theannals of history, the personal stories from those whoendured it remain one of the most powerful testamentsto its impact. LEARNING FROM VOICES OF WARhttps://department.va.gov/veterans-day/Honoring the 80th anniversary of World War II’s final major battlecontinued on next page The online exhibit, “Serving Our Voices,”features accounts from 12 Battle of the Bulgesurvivors, part of the thousands of narrativespreserved by the project. These stories ensurefuture generations can gain deeper understandingof veterans’ service and sacrifice. *Photos courtesy of Library of Congress Veterans History Project*Photos courtesy of Library of Congress Veterans History ProjectJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE One such story includes Eliot Annable, a 20-year-old radio operator serving with the Army’s 106thInfantry Division. Just days after arriving at thewestern front, Annable found himself under Germanartillery barrages on. Dec. 16, 1944. He recalled theassault in his oral history, describing the intensity as“almost enough to knock you on the floor.” The following five days became the most harrowingdays of Annable’s military service. While on acommunications mission, he became stranded behindenemy lines and spent nearly a week evading theenemy in the Ardennes Forest without food, shelter orappropriate winter clothing. After traveling more than30 miles, he eventually safely rejoined the remnantsof his unit. Back home, Annable’s parents were gripped byuncertainty. On Dec. 31, 1944, his father wrote a letterexpressing the family’s anguish and love for theirson, regardless of what happened. The moving letter,coupled with Annable’s oral history, provides anintimate view into one soldier’s Battle of the Bulgeexperience. Another featured veteran in the exhibit, Guy MartinStephens, also served with the 106th InfantryDivision. Unlike Annable, Stephens was captured bythe Germans during battle. In his oral history, herecounted the surreal feeling of combat, therelentless hunger he endured as a prisoner of warand the lingering effects of his time in captivity. “It’s hard,” Stephens said. “It’s something you can’tever … your mind is just like a video, or camcorder, Iguess. You put it in there. You get busy and getmarried. You get home, and you get an education, andget a job, and raise your family and everything likethat. You can kind of gloss it over or try to push itback, but it’s always there, you know?” Veterans who served during the 20th or 21stcenturies are invited to establish a collection,including interviews (video or audio), letters andoriginal photographs, even if they did not seecombat. Families can also submit collectionsposthumously to honor their loved ones. To exploremore veterans’ stories and learn how you cancontribute to the program, visit loc.gov/vets. 15J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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https://www.nasa.gov/people/joseph-m-acaba-nasa-astronaut/16SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINEJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3JOSEPH MICHAEL ACABÁRecent DNA sample studies have concluded that the threelargest components of the Puerto Rican genetic profile are infact indigenous Taino, European, and African with anestimated 62% of the population having a indigenous femaleancestor. Afro-Puerto Ricans constitute the largest minoritygroup.https://webarchive.archive.unhcr.org/20230518094701/https:/www.refworld.org/docid/4954ce5923.htmlTAINO INDIANSJoseph Michael Acabá is an American astronaut of PuertoRican descent. He has a background in education,hydrogeology, and has flown to space multiple times. Acabá wasselected as a NASA astronaut in 2004, becoming the first personof Puerto Rican ancestry to do so. He has participated in severalspace missions, including delivering the final solar arrays to theInternational Space Station and serving as a flight engineeraboard the station. In 2023, he was appointed Chief of theAstronaut Office.PHOTO CREDIT: https://canariolagoonhotel.com/taino-sculpture-isabela/

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17NEW YEAR, NEW GOALS FOR PEOPLE AND PETSSPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE3 WAYS DOGS AND DOG OWNERS CAN ACCOMPLISH RESOLUTIONS TOGETHER(Family Features) A new year brings fresh opportunities fora lifestyle reboot, and as you set health goals for 2025,remember that your pet can embark on the journey tohealthier living right along beside you. Whether you’reaiming to eat better, exercise more or find peace of mind,one of the best strategies for success is the buddy system –and your pet might be the perfect partner. Consider these three ways you and your pet can worktoward healthy habits together this year. EXERCISEMany people find it challenging to stick to a gym routine andget the most out of that membership. However, there arecountless ways to get exercise without relying on fancy gymequipment and working out at home means you can includeyour pet in the fun too. Even a simple walk or jog with yourdog can be essential for vitality and well-being. When you’re feeling ready for more adventure, head to alocal park or hit the trails for an extra challenge. To keepthings fun, try a game of fetch in the backyard or visit a dogpark to add variety to your routines. DIETEating real, recognizable and nutritious foods is essential forboth humans and pets. An option like Nature’s Recipedelivers premium, natural nutrition with added vitamins,minerals and nutrients for pets at every life stage. With morethan 40 years of expertise, its dog food recipes are inspiredby nature and designed for dedicated pet parents whodemand the best in nutrition. EMOTIONAL SERENITYQuality time with pets has been shown to lower cortisollevels in humans, helping to promote calm and wellness,according to the National Institutes of Health. Whether it’sa walk through the neighborhood, playing in the backyard, agentle grooming session or simply offering the occasionalbelly rub, spending time with your pet can bring a sense ofpeace and well-being. As you and your pet journey together toward a healthierlifestyle in 2025, remember the path to healthy living is evenmore rewarding when traveled with a buddy. Discover moreways to support your pet’s vitality, health and happiness in2025 with purposeful, nutrient-rich nutrition by visitingnaturesrecipe.com.“We’re committed to our promise that every ingredientcounts,” said Dr. Preston Buff, principal scientist, nutritionand animal safety, Post Consumer Brands and Nature’sRecipe’s Pet nutritionist. “Pet parents can trust we use onlythe best to fuel their dog’s health and happiness. Byfocusing on premium ingredients that promote vitality,Nature’s Recipe empowers dog owners to invest in theirpet’s health. We aim to recognize and delight pet parentswho dive into ‘research mode’ and want healthy, nutrient-rich recipes.” J A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE"The orchestra's performance wasunparalleled, the greatest sound I'veever heard. Their synchronization wasflawless." Alida Hernandez "The "Viva Willie Rosario" concert was an unforgettable evening of magic. Theevening showcased incredible talent with featured artists including ChamacoRivera, Nico Rojas, Rico Walker, Christian Ray, and Gio Beta. The highlight of the night was the performances by the legendary BobbyValentín, renowned as "The King of the Bass" and Willie Rosario. The concert paid homage to a century of vibrant music, rich culture, andpassionate artistry, celebrating the legacy of Willie Rosario, affectionately knownas "Mr. Afinque." He has been a cornerstone in the development and globalexpansion of salsa."Photographer: Adalberto Boyer , In Your Image Photography

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Join Alida Hernandez, stroke survivor and wellness warrior,on her weekly talk show, Rebooted Mindset. This inspiringprogram dives deep into real-life experiences, offeringpractical solutions for achieving holistic well-being.Alida's journey is one of resilience. After a life-alteringischemic stroke in 2017, she had to relearn everything fromwalking to regaining her strength. Now, she shares the "triedand true" remedies she discovered for physical, mental, andspiritual healing.Rebooted Mindset goes beyond basic wellness tips. Alidaembraces a holistic approach, focusing on the body, mind,soul, and spirit. Whether you're looking to boost your energy,improve your mental clarity, or find inner peace, this show hassomething for you.REBOOTED MINDSET PODCAST YOUR WEEKLY GUIDE TOWHOLE-PERSON WELLNESSHOST: ALIDA HERNANDEZTune in every Tuesday at 5:30 PM EST and embark on yourown wellness journey with Alida. Ready to join the Rebooted Mindset community? Visit ourwebsite at www.spanglish-entertainment.com, email us atinfo@rebootedthepodcast.com, and follow us on social media ,YOUTUBE/@REBOOTEDMINDSET555Bonus: Rebooted Mindset boasts over 35,000 downloads andreaches an impressive 25,000 listeners weekly through socialmedia! Don't miss out on this powerful and inspiring show.To contact Alida Hernandez, emailinfo@rebootedthepodcast.com.“It’s never toolate to REBOOTyour MINDSET.”Alida Hernandez23SPANGLISH ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINEYOUTUBEAUDIO PODCASTJ A N - F E B 2 0 2 5 | N Ú M E R O 3

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