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251: From Mixtapes to Streaming: The Power of Curation

Published: July 29, 2019, 1:48 a.m.

This year, Latino Rebels Radio partnered up with the Afro-Latino Festival for the \\u201cAfrolatinTalks \\u2013 Podcast Edition,\\u201d powered by Latino Rebels/Futuro Media Group. In this collaboration, we\\u2019re bringing you panel style conversations that happened live during the festival right the on Latino Rebels Radio podcast.

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The second talk of the series is called "From Mixtapes to Streaming: The Power of Curation." Panelists were asked to explore the historical and current importance of curation in cultivating and shaping the music stars of the future. You will hear from DJ, culture curator and documentary filmmaker Bobbito Garcia, James Cruz of Cruz Control Management, Marjua Estevez of BET, AJ "El Kallejero" Ramos of Spotify and Dantee Ramos of The Source.