Bronx-born singer George Lamond joins discuss his roots, musical evolution, and legacy as one of Freestyle and Salsa's biggest voices. He reveals how he hid his talent and dreams from his family until they heard his song playing on NYC radio.

George reflects on growing up in the same neighborhood as Marc Anthony and La India, experiencing freestyle’s club scene at just 17, and developing his own sound and image. He also opens up about navigating major labels, the origins of his stage name, and the assumptions people made about his ethnicity and sexuality because of his polished “pretty boy” appearance.

After “Bad of the Heart” skyrocketed in 1989, George crossed over into salsa, built a seven-album catalog, and today continues touring and earning from music created decades ago. 

Plus, he reveals his ultimate Freestyle Mount Rushmore. Stream and subscribe for more conversations celebrating Latino music, culture, and entertainment.

Bronx-born singer George Lamond joins discuss his roots, musical evolution, and legacy as one of Freestyle and Salsa's biggest voices. He reveals how he hid his talent and dreams from his family until they heard his song playing on NYC radio.
George reflects on growing up in the same neighborhood as Marc Anthony and La India, experiencing freestyle&rsquo;s club scene at just 17, and developing his own sound and image. He also opens up about navigating major labels, the origins of his stage name, and the assumptions people made about his ethnicity and sexuality because of his polished &ldquo;pretty boy&rdquo; appearance.
After &ldquo;Bad of the Heart&rdquo; skyrocketed in 1989, George crossed over into salsa, built a seven-album catalog, and today continues touring and earning from music created decades ago.&nbsp;
Plus, he reveals his ultimate Freestyle Mount Rushmore. Stream and subscribe for more conversations celebrating Latino music, culture, and entertainment.

Welcome to Gracias, Come Again Podcast with me, your host, Honey German. I’m getting REAL and straight to the fun details with some of the industry’s key players! Join me as I dive into the latest news from our cultura, relating to musica, TV, film, y mas. Get in on the chisme and laughs with your favorite Latino artists, producers, directors, writers, and influencers. Each weekly episode brings personal interviews, life stories, and hot takes. It's all about fun, musica, insights, and cultura, with a sprinkle of Dominican sazon. No se lo pierdan, seriously tune in!

Welcome to Gracias, Come Again Podcast with me, your host, Honey German. I’m getting REAL and straight to the fun details with some of the industry’s key players! Join me as I dive into the latest news from our cultura, relating to musica, TV, film, y mas. Get in on the chisme and laughs with your favorite Latino artists, producers, directors, writers, and influencers. Each weekly episode brings personal interviews, life stories, and hot takes. It's all about fun, musica, insights, and cultura, with a sprinkle of Dominican sazon. No se lo pierdan, seriously tune in!

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George Lamond:  His Life, His Legacy, His Story In Full Color

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Celebrity chef, television host, and culinary storyteller Chef Bren Herrera joins Gracias, Come Again for an inspiring conversation about culture, resilience, identity, and the journey that made her one of the most recognizable Afro-Latina chefs in media.

Known as the host of Culture Kitchen on MyCLEO.TV, Chef Bren opens up about her Cuban heritage, her unwavering love for Cuba, and why she's passionate about seeing the island one day become free. She shares the emotional story of her parents fleeing Cuba and building a new life in the United States, while reflecting on what it means to proudly represent the Afro-Latino community.

Beyond the kitchen, Bren discusses how she intentionally uses social media to spread joy, love, dancing, positivity, and authenticity in a world that often needs more of it. She also shares why being the "cool tía" is one of her favorite roles, and how her nieces have become part of her television journey by joining her in the kitchen.

Whether you're passionate about food, Afro-Latino culture, Cuba, family, or chasing your dreams, this episode is packed with heartfelt stories, laughs, and inspiration.

🎙️ Subscribe to Gracias, Come Again for more conversations celebrating Latino culture, identity, music, food, and the people making an impact around the world.

Celebrity chef, television host, and culinary storyteller Chef Bren Herrera joins Gracias, Come Again for an inspiring conversation about culture, resilience, identity, and the journey that made her one of the most recognizable Afro-Latina chefs in media.
Known as the host of Culture Kitchen on MyCLEO.TV, Chef Bren opens up about her Cuban heritage, her unwavering love for Cuba, and why she's passionate about seeing the island one day become free. She shares the emotional story of her parents fleeing Cuba and building a new life in the United States, while reflecting on what it means to proudly represent the Afro-Latino community.
Beyond the kitchen, Bren discusses how she intentionally uses social media to spread joy, love, dancing, positivity, and authenticity in a world that often needs more of it. She also shares why being the "cool t&iacute;a" is one of her favorite roles, and how her nieces have become part of her television journey by joining her in the kitchen.
Whether you're passionate about food, Afro-Latino culture, Cuba, family, or chasing your dreams, this episode is packed with heartfelt stories, laughs, and inspiration.
🎙️ Subscribe to Gracias, Come Again for more conversations celebrating Latino culture, identity, music, food, and the people making an impact around the world.

Chef Bren Herrera: Culture Kitchen TV, Cuba Libre & The Cool Tia Effect

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Actor Berto Colón joins Gracias, Come Again for aconversation about family, perseverance, and building a career in Hollywood. Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico and raised in The Bronx, Berto reflects on his island roots, his love of the beach and surfing, his father's influence, and how those experiences continue to shape the man he is today.

We dive into his standout roles as Cesar in Orange Is the New Black, Lorenzo Tejada in Power Book II: Ghost, and Solomon Vega in The Night Agent.  He also shares what's ahead with his role in the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch and his upcoming in American Horror Story.

Berto opens up about his passion for fitness, being a devoted husband and girl dad, and how a football injury ended his dream of playing professionally, ultimately leading him to discover acting.

Most importantly, he discusses his work as a board member of the Cristian Rivera Foundation, highlighting its mission to fund pediatric cancer research and the upcoming events where supporters can make a difference in the lives of children and their families.

This is a heartfelt conversation about resilience, purpose, Latino representation in Hollywood, and using success to create lasting impact.

Actor Berto Col&oacute;n joins Gracias, Come Again for aconversation about family, perseverance, and building a career in Hollywood. Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico and raised in The Bronx, Berto reflects on his island roots, his love of the beach and surfing, his father's influence, and how those experiences continue to shape the man he is today.
We dive into his standout roles as Cesar in Orange Is the New Black, Lorenzo Tejada in Power Book II: Ghost, and Solomon Vega in The Night Agent.&nbsp; He also shares what's ahead with his role in the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch and his upcoming in&nbsp;American Horror Story.
Berto opens up about his passion for fitness, being a devoted husband and girl dad, and how a football injury ended his dream of playing professionally, ultimately leading him to discover acting.
Most importantly, he discusses his work as a board member of the Cristian Rivera Foundation, highlighting its mission to fund pediatric cancer research and the upcoming events where supporters can make a difference in the lives of children and their families.
This is a heartfelt conversation about resilience, purpose, Latino representation in Hollywood, and using success to create lasting impact.

Berto Colón: Power Moves, Orange Memories,  Dutton Ranch  & Ending DIPG

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Puerto Rican superstar Lenny Tavárez joins Honey German on Gracias, Come Again for one of his most candid interviews yet.

Fresh off the release of his new salsa single "Palo Bonito," Lenny reveals the incredible story behind the record, including how it was originally written for Chayanne and Ricky Martin. He shares how legendary producer Sergio George convinced him that the song belonged to him and why Sergio believes Lenny should record an entire salsa album.

Lenny also opens up about working alongside his wife, Natasha a talented dancer and choreographer, giving fans an intimate look at their relationship, creative process, and how they bring their chemistry to life in music videos, from cinematic productions to fun, at-home content.

The conversation also dives into: Why "The Avengers" era with Sech, Justin Quiles, Feid, Dalex, and Justin Quiles came to an end, and why he believes it was the right time. The discipline, focus, and athlete's mindset he applies to music, fitness, and life. Raising his two children while balancing life as a global artist. The differences between life in Miami and Puerto Rico...

Puerto Rican superstar Lenny Tav&aacute;rez joins Honey German on Gracias, Come Again for one of his most candid interviews yet.
Fresh off the release of his new salsa single "Palo Bonito," Lenny reveals the incredible story behind the record, including how it was originally written for Chayanne and Ricky Martin. He shares how legendary producer Sergio George convinced him that the song belonged to him and why Sergio believes Lenny should record an entire salsa album.
Lenny also opens up about working alongside his wife, Natasha a talented dancer and choreographer, giving fans an intimate look at their relationship, creative process, and how they bring their chemistry to life in music videos, from cinematic productions to fun, at-home content.
The conversation also dives into: Why "The Avengers" era with Sech, Justin Quiles, Feid, Dalex, and Justin Quiles came to an end, and why he believes it was the right time. The discipline, focus, and athlete's mindset he applies to music, fitness, and life. Raising his two children while balancing life as a global artist. The differences between life in Miami and Puerto Rico...

Lenny Tavárez:  Collabs On Pause,  Atacando Solo 'Pa' Lo Bonito' 

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George Lamond: His Life, His Legacy, His Story In Full Color

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