Podcasts about flaco navaja

Flaco Navaja, artist, poet, and singer, joins Lisa Dent to talk about his pop-up bodega. As described on the Eventbrite listing: “La Bodega de Flaco is a vibrant one-day-only pop-up shop and speakeasy experience that brings together local vendors, amazing artists, and a beautiful, vibrant community. . . . This immersive six-hour experience blends music, […]

Please join us Right Now, May 08, 2023 at 11:00AM PST as Actor, Composer Flaco Navaja and Recording Artist, Composer John Carey joins host Ron Brewington on "The Actor's Choice."

It takes a talented person to become a successful spoken word artist. Or an actor. Or a salsa singer. It takes the one and only Flaco Navaja to do it all. In this episode of More Than Rice and Beans, Tania, and Miguel chat with the multi-faceted legendary Nuyorican about being featured on the In the Heights soundtrack, touring the world with Def Jam Poetry, and more. Plus, you'll hear Flaco's suggestions for all things food, music, and poetry. You don't want to miss this one! DOWNLOAD SHOW NOTES Links: Follow Flaco on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flaconavaja/?hl=en. East Willy B (comedic web series) East WillyB - YouTube Lemon Anderson Lemon Andersen performs "Please don't take my Air Jordans" - Bing video Support our show here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ricebeanpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morethanriceandbeans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanriceandbeans/support

Described by writer and performer Flaco Navaja as a “one man with a band show,” “Evolution of a Sonero” is a salsa music epic about growing up, getting inspired and staying on track. Flaco and director Miranda González (UrbanTheater Company) stopped by the Vocalo studios to chat with afternoons host Nudia Hernandez about the production, trust in the theater community, the New York-Chicago multiverse and more. “Evolution of a Sonero” is a part of Destinos, the fifth annual Chicago International Latino Theater Festival. Learn more about the festival at www.clata.org. This interview was produced by Nudia Hernandez for Nudia in the Afternoon, and originally aired on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022.

We're back! Continuamos con la clase. En este episodio especial te hablo de las gangas, de salsa, de latin hustle, de breaking, también de los Lasts Poets, de graffiti, del Nuyorican Poets Movements, de los Young Lords. En fin, de los Boris de NYC en los 70. Me acompaña par de gente gufiá: Flaco Navaja, Willie Estrada, Bom5, NAC 143, Juan Otero Garabís y en la música mi pana JkoDox. Check us out! El episodio está disponible en Spotify, Stitcher, Google y Apple Podcast y en la mayoría de las plataformas digitales. Recuerda que me encuentras en Instagram como @bocetos.pr. Para más información, colaboraciones o contrataciones, puedes escribir a bocetos.pr@gmail.com. Gracias especiales a Delisa Santana Oquendo, la producción de este proyecto, quien me ayudó a terminar el episodio. Síguela en sus redes como @dliciousdelisa,o por su podcast en @imperfecta.pr. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bocetospr/support

Meet Flaco Navaja a singer, actor, poet and writer. He currently released his first single "Cántale A La Vida." Flaco shares how his artistic journey evolved, the obstacles he overcame and the opportunities he seized along the way. @flaconavaja

In this Stop we speak with a man of  too many talents and a great friend of the show: The standard bearer of artist and entertainer define Flaco Navaja in the following manner: “If Héctor Lavoe Boxed Rubén Blades and KRS-1 was the referee you'd get Flaco. A Nostalgic old sound with brand new spoken word.” This multifacetd artist, stage and screen actor, poet, talks to us about his incredible journey, the dynamics of his creative process and insights into the various mediums that had defined his successful career. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roadwarriorstatus/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roadwarriorstatus/support

This episode we have special guest Poet, Actor, and Salsa Superstar Flaco Navaja. Flaco talks about his new single "Cantale A La Vida" and his career in the entertainment industry.About Flaco Navaja:Born and raised in The Bronx, Flaco Navaja is a singer, poet and actor. His music combines salsa and spoken word. He has a way with words that is second only to his way with a song. An equally passionate performer in English and Spanish, he is an ensemble member of Pregones Theater, where he premiered Evolution of A Sonero in 2019 to critical acclaim. He as a fixture of the Nuyorican Poets Café and star of HBO's Def Poetry Jam. Film & TV credits include Pride & Glory, Fighting, Gun Hill Road, Law & Order, CSI NY and Eastwilly B among others, Cántale A La Vida was written by Flaco Navaja and Latin Grammy® winner Obie Bermudez, The track was and arranged by Oscar Hernandez winner of both American and Latin Grammys. #latingrammys #flaconavaja #poet #defpoetryjam #salsa #latino #covid19 #hope

This week Sergio is joined by poet, singer, actor and activist, Flaco Navaja. They discuss his getting sober, music, running and one man show Evolution Of A Sonero. It's a great listen. Please share, comment, like, subscribe and all that good stuff!!

When I reached to Montez Press Radio to see how I could contribute to their monthly radio programming, I wanted to use the space and platform to to talk about things and explore topics that I couldn’t with my current Tea & Converse set up or non-set up for that matter. Fresh on my mind at the time was the Latino MC. I’d just not too long before taken in a showing of Evolution Of A Sonero, a one man show in which Flaco Navaja uses his musical influences to weave together an autobiographical coming of age tale. In addition to that, around the same time I came across a cover of Industry Insider Magazine that contained a feature titled, Hip Hop’s Minority: Latino Artists Unite & Speak Out. And the cover was just a beautiful collection and show of solidarity of a great deal of the Latino MCs that were active at the time. Seeing that cover inspired me and I thought to myself that I’d like to do an updated version in podcast form. So with that, I reached out to CRIMEAPPLE & UFO Fev & Radamiz and we discussed language and ethnicity and stereotypes and expectations and appearance and business and their respective forthcoming releases among other things in front of a live studio audience for almost two hours on a day in May 2019 at Montez Press Radio. Artwork by Tony Coppin.

On Episode 18, the crew leads off with a quick LOL Correspondent’s Dinner where Jaime does some light roasting of Rachel, Frank and Juan Bago. This leads to a conversation about the reaction to Michelle Wolf’s performance at the actual White House Correspondent’s Dinner and whether she went too far with her jokes. The crew also talks about #oldheadshotday where all of social media decided to dust off their early headshots and post them on Instagram. Rachel explains the subtle changes she can notice in each of her headshots through the years and Frank reveals the bombshell that Juan Bago used to model back in the day. Rachel and Jaime also recap how it felt having the first Room 28 Comedy rehearsal since Bago left the group. On this week’s “Bochinche Bites”, Jaime breaks down the epic Sprint-T-MOBILE merger, talks about 7-Eleven’s plan to get rid of loiterers, and explains why Apple’s Siri has such a dirty mouth. “Frankspiracy News” Frank talks about how Chinese companies are picking their employees brains with mind reading devices. Bago, Rachel and Jaime play a game called “Spoken Word Up!” where they have to come up with closing lines to special guest Flaco Navaja’s spoken word poetry. The winner of this competition receives two tickets to Flaco’s upcoming show, “Evolution of a Sonero,” playing at the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre May 10th-12th. The crew interviews Sandra Lilley of NBC LATINO about her career in journalism, her favorite stories she has covered, advice for up and coming journalists, and the future of news in general. Jaime also tries his best to get an invitation to become a new member of her book club. Socials Twitter: @LocaYBago
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The Translators (Jaime Fernandez & Juan Bago) talk to actor and musician Flaco Navaja and how he started in the business, his role in a new FX show, and how he got the name Flaco. (HINT: He's not fat.)

The Soul Podcast is back with a brand new episode!!! 1. Joe Hernandez-Kolski - No Disclaimers 2. Byron The Aquarius – FlyShine (featuring Onra & Yolanda Johnson) 3. Amel Larrieux – Afraid 4. Zo! – Making Time (feat Phonte & Choklate) 5. Arima Ederra – Old New School Love 6. Flaco Navaja – Dimple 7. Omar – Treat You (feat Caron Wheeler) 8. Trian Kayhatu – Kumiko (Spend The Night) 9. Marvin Gaye – Got To Give It Up (Deflon Remix) 10. Galaxy Group – Lady Harlem (feat Rich Medina) 11. Erik Rico – So Divine 12. Mollie Angelheart – Psychotic B*tch 13. Common – Congratulations (feat Cocaine 80s) 14. Miles Bonny & Circle Research – “Too High” 15. Freddie Joachim – No Matter What 16. Art of Fresh – Forth & Back 17. Supachip – Supacomputer Love 18. JR & PH7 – Goodbye (feat Phonte & Median) 19. D’Angelo – Left & Right (Freddie Joachim Remix) 20. Dezaray Dawn – Don’t You Dare 21. Robert Glasper Experiment – Call (feat Jill Scott) 22. Claire Renee – Doubts, Dreams, & Ambitions