Author Archives: Brendaliss Gonzalez

My role in the Cover It Live production was reporter at the Habana Outpost street fair in Fort Greene. It was definitely a one-man band experience. I made sure the night before to set up a preliminary rundown planning out … Continue reading →

As the city’s Latino population continues to rise, accounting for some 27 percent of the total populace, new unions have emerged between the various nationalities. The Afro-Caribbean musical group, Alma Moyó, resulted in a group of friends from the Caribbean … Continue reading →

  The biggest way I have promoted my site is through Facebook and Twitter. Every time I add new work, I’ll add a link to my piece so that people can view what I have done. For the most part, … Continue reading →

As the Latino population continues to rise in New York, accounting for some 27 percent of the cities’ population, new unions have emerged between the various nationalities. Alma Moyó resulted in a group of friends from the Caribbean islands of … Continue reading →

Throughout the 1970’s, New York City faced a number of budget woes. Due to the influx of families moving out of the city, property value dropped significantly and revenue decreased dramatically. With a need to promote development and construction, the … Continue reading →