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Latino Alternative Storytellers
This Hispanic Heritage Month, Latino Alternative Storytellers is taking you into the field to pin the beat on Latino art and its impact across the community. Artist Kim Rose took a risk investing in a studio in Downtown Los Angeles, but it paid off as soon as she sold her first painting. Chef Alan Sanz was a good eater first; he turned that love for food into an international career. Singer Victoria La Mala was told not to blend old school Mexican styles with contemporary sounds—but that blend is what makes her so unique and powerful. Kids of Immigrants co-founder Daniel Buezo has been able to unite cultures together through apparel that embraces the word immigrant.
From pain comes beauty. From tradition comes evolution. Blending styles creates originality. Embracing love brings understanding. Latino Alternative Storytellers is your unfiltered lens into the creative process.
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From pain comes beauty. After losing her mother, artist Kim Rose started to think: what am I doing with this life? She took a risk investing in a studio in Downtown Los Angeles, but it paid off as soon as she sold her first painting.
From tradition comes evolution. Chef Alan Sanz was a good eater first; he turned that love for food into an international career. Now, as the executive chef at the trendy restaurant, Mírate, in Los Feliz, he has evolved traditional Mexican fare into an elevated, creative experience for patrons.
Blending styles creates originality. For Singer Victoria La Mala, it was a challenge for people to believe in her fusion of genres. She was told not to blend old school Mexican styles with contemporary sounds—but that blend is what makes her so unique and powerful. After a three year hiatus from the industry to have her son, she’s back and even more MALA than before.
Embracing love brings understanding. It seems simple, but not always easy. Since his days in New York, Daniel Buezo has always rolled deep. He has always found joy in gathering people and bringing them together. And that was the goal when he co-founded the emblematic brand, Kids of Immigrants.
