From Coast to Coast: Hispanicize LA Kicks Off Their 3rd Year!

Posted On 23 Oct 2018

Tag: All Acccess Music Group, All Access, All Access Music, Concert Review, Eddie Navarro, Hispanicize, Hispanicize LA, Los Angeles, Univision Music Stage

Hispanicize Los Angeles, the west coast’s counterpart to the national Hispanicize Miami conference, was a perfect ending to Hispanic Heritage Month. The event gathered the nation’s most influential Latinx professionals in the Social Media arena from October 11-13^th at Century City’s International Hotel. In 2009, Hispanicize was founded in Dallas, it was a major annual event for Latino trendsetters and news-makers in digital content, journalism, marketing and entertainment. Following the success, it has become the third year since Hispanicize LA has expanded from one to nearly three days because of the growth in social influence on the west coast.

All Access had the privilege to witness singer-songwriter Eddie Navarro perform at the Univision Music Stage. Navarro captivated the audience with his harmonica skills that started the beat to his music. Not only is he an artist with many talents, his sound brought a southern-folk twist to the Hispanicize LA event. After all, his music has been featured in Andy Dick’s Documentary, “Everyone has An Andy Dick Story.”

So, grab your Hornito’s margarita and check out Eddie Navarro!

www.reverbnation.com/eddienavarro

For more information on Hispanicize. Check out the link.

https://hispanicizeevent.com/la2018/

About the Author

Leah Brungardt (recently married) joined All Access Music Group in August 2011 and has been enjoying getting to know a new side of the music industry ever since. Having worked to promote radio stations in the past, seeing what makes a successful radio hit has been a thrill. As a lover of all genres of music, working at All Access Music Group is a perfect fit for Leah, and she loves learning about up and coming musicians as well. Most of her friends have come to rely on her for new music. Leah grew up overseas attending American international schools and attended The University of Arizona, where she earned a BA in Music Management. She roots for the Wildcats every chance she gets. Leah has been able to work at a variety of music-related jobs including several internships at small independent labels, ClearChannel Radio and Journal Broadcasting Group. She also spent time working retail at a store that specializes in vinyl, which was a lot of fun for her. Her favorite movie is Empire Records, so that makes perfect sense.