I attached a photo of dad and I from the book and an image of the cover of the book. The book is available exclusively on Amazon, click here.
I will bring a few copies of the book with me and I have a little easel to put it on your table!
Here is a short bio about us…
This is the true story of Carlos Rigau, a News PhotoJournalist and his adventures chasing news stories around the world throughout nearly forty years. Carlos’ eye has seen the good, the bad and the ugly… Literally!
From civil unrest and riots to interviewing Presidents and Prime Ministers, Carlos has captured it all. The array of notoriety for his work, ranges from Emmy Awards to a Silver Angel Award… Along the way his eye has captured images that have touched the lives of so many.
From images of children crying and refugees fleeing oppression to the glory of the Athletic games. To us the world is shown through the looking glass of our TV, on the other side of that glass, is a camera and what that camera has seen, inspired this book. Along the way, Carlos had a baby girl, and just weeks after she was born, he was off to South Korea– “So that is Papa’s cue, to pack his shoes and go chase the clues…”
Growing up in a world bustling with Breaking News from the second she was born, Carlos’s daughter LaLa, knew that writing about her father’s adventures was the only solution.
After spending a year volunteering to teach children in low-income schools about the love of reading, LaLa was inspired to turn all of her Papa’s memories into a Children’s book!
LaLa hopes this book will inspire children to get to know the world around them, all the while understanding the responsibility of News gathering and those who gather it.
Before there were 140 Character stories… There were 140 steps taken to gather a story… This is THAT story.
June 30, 2023 Rene Guim host of the Miami Beat Show had the pleasure to interview Dr. Ed Calle.
Latin Grammy Award Winner for Best Instrumental Album and five-time
Grammy nominee, Dr. Ed Calle is a renowned musician, composer, orchestrator, scholar, professor, and leader known for his extraordinary ability to sight-read, interpret, and perform virtually any musical style.
Throughout his legendary career, Calle has become one of the most recorded saxophonists in history appearing on more than 1,200 albums, almost 9,000 singles, and countless television and movie soundtracks with artists ranging from Frank Sinatra and Celia Cruz to Sylvester Stallone and Andy Garcia. Throughout the globe, his peers and colleagues often laud his versatility. One of his most cherished honors,
Calle performed at the 2005 Latin Grammy Awards broadcast as a legend of Latin Jazz alongside Israel \\\”Cachao\\\” Lopez, Arturo Sandoval, Bebo Valdes, Jiménez, and a host of other legendary Latin jazz masters.
Ed Calle is a nominee for the 2018 Florida Music Hall of Fame along with music royalty including Emilio Estefan, Creed, \\\”Soulman\\\” Sam Moore, Jimmy Buffet, Barry Gibb, Jaco Pastorious, Peter Graves, and Dana Paul. Besides being an internationally acclaimed jazz performer and prolific composer and arranger, Dr. Calle is in great demand as a jazz clinician and enjoys working with students. In addition to his full-time Professor of Music Business and Production duties at Miami Dade College, Calle conducts regular visits to South Florida public, private, and charter K-12 schools and has served as a guest artist and clinician in Venezuela, Ecuador, Guatemala, Italy, Spain, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and throughout the United States.
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On Friday May 26 at 1pm, Lucy Grau, the popular and talented Latin music artist, was featured on Miami Beat Show with Host Rene Guim. The inter- view provided insights into Lucy Grau\\\’s music career, her creative process, and her passion for her craft.
The interview began with Rene Guim asking Lucy Grau how she got started in music. Lucy Grau responded by sharing her childhood story where her parents introduced her to music at a young age and how she took up singing in school.
She credits her upbringing and expo- sure to a variety of music genres for molding her into the artist she is today.
Lucy then explained her creative pro- cess. She shared how she draws inspi- ration from emotions and her personal experiences, as she believes that music is a language that connects people. She added that she believes music has the power to heal and connect people re- gardless of their background.
Overall, the interview offered a glimpse into Lucy Grau\\\’s world and showed that she’s more than just an artist. With her passion for music and her desire to use it to make a difference in society, Lucy Grau is an inspiration to many. Her dedication to using music to heal, inspire, and connect with people is a powerful reminder of the transforma- tive power of music.
On Friday, May 19, 2023, the Miami Beat show aired a captivating interview with the legendary Latin music artist, Carlos Oliva. Hosted by the esteemed René Guim, the interview provided a unique opportunity for fans and viewers to gain insights into Oliva\\\’s illustrious career, his musical inspirations, and his thoughts on the evolving Latin music landscape.
René Guim, a prominent figure in the Miami music scene and host of the popular Miami Beat show, has been known for his ability to engage artists and delve into their creative journeys. When Guim welcomed Carlos Oliva as his guest on that momentous Friday afternoon, it was a meeting of two legends in their respective fields, promising an interview of great significance.
Throughout the interview, René Guim ex- pertly guided the conversation, leading Carlos Oliva to share anecdotes, memories, and reflections from his remarkable career. From his early days as a budding musician in Cuba to his eventual rise to international stardom, Oliva\\\’s journey unfolded before the captivated audience.
Carlos spoke passionately about the influ- ences that shaped his musical style, draw- ing inspiration from the rich Afro-Cuban rhythms and the vibrant culture of Miami. He touched on the challenges he faced as a young artist and the determination that fueled his pursuit of excellence. The inter- view offered a rare glimpse into the person- al experiences and artistic evolution of this iconic Latin music figure.
René Guim skillfully steered the conversa- tion toward the current state of Latin music, prompting Carlos Oliva to share his thoughts on the genre\\\’s evolution over the years. Oliva expressed admiration for the new wave of Latin artists who have em- braced a fusion of traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds, bringing fresh per- spectives to the music landscape.
Oliva emphasized the importance of staying true to one\\\’s roots while also embracing in- novation, highlighting the need for a bal- ance between honoring tradition and push- ing boundaries. He commended the in- creasing recognition of Latin music globally and expressed optimism for the future of the genre.
As the interview drew to a close, René Guim and Carlos Oliva reflected on the impact of their respective contributions to the Latin music world. Both expressed gratitude for the unwavering support of their fans, whose love for the music continues to drive their artistic endeavors.
The interview concluded on a note, with Carlos Oliva expressing his desire to leave a lasting legacy that inspires future genera- tions of Latin artists. He emphasized the im- portance of authenticity and urged aspiring musicians to follow their passion, work hard, and remain true to themselves.