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I have a couple of modern!Encanto music Hcs

In a lot of modern encanto Hcs i notice that it’s a lot of English music, now I recognize most of the songs and enjoy it as much as very one else. But I liked to think of some artists/songs that sing/ are in Spanish or Spanglish that each family member would enjoy. Also if you guys can send me hcs like this I’d really enjoy it :)

Side note: These are my personal hcs, don’t have to agree with me about these

Alma

- she strikes me as the type of person to listen to old school cumbias and salsa

-Stuff like Joe Arroy, Carlos vives, Jimmy Bosch, La Sonora dinamita, Celia Cruz, Oscar D’leon, etc etc

-but I also think oldies like Ralfi pagan, Rene y Rene, Sunny Ozuna - those love songs reminder her of Pedro

Pepa

-the type of person that was influenced by romantic oldies ^ that alma listen too

- but listen to very cheesy stuff like “Te juro que te amo”, “Cariño”, “Sin tú amor”, etc

- she is very passionate as well; so fast paced stuff “La carta”, “Amores de mis amores”, “Para No te verte más”, “El chicho del apartamento 512”, etc she would listen to

Fèlix

- Anything thing that reminds him of his wife, so nearly all the stuff she likes

- but also has likes things with good beat or remind him of home

- “Guantanamera”, “Yay boy”, “Variedad y calidad”, “Brujería” (joking says that this song reminds him of Bruno)

- Has some of Alma’s taste

Julieta

- super chill kind of music

- “Tren Al sur”, Selena, “No soy de ti”, El chicano, Ralfi pagan, etc

- But when things get tough she listens to rock like “El matador” or maña

Agustín

- Loves stuff with keyboard and piano

- So stuff like Selena, Santana, “What’s going on?”, “De Música ligera”, etc

-“Vienticinco rosas” , “En Barranquilla me quedo”, “Escaldo”, and “Que bueno baila usted” have to be his favorite songs

Bruno

- ABSOLUTELY LOVES ROCK EN ESPAÑOL (From 60-90s)

- Had a teen rebellion

- Alma hated rock n roll bc of it

-Maña, La mosca, Hombres G, Duncan Dhu, Él chicano, Juanes, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Caifanes, Timbiriche etc

- Whole heartily can sing “Pachuco”, “De música ligera”, “Lobo hombre en parís”, “Fiesta panga”, and “devuélveme a mi chica”

- listens to those cheesy oldie love songs that pepa likes (“No soy de ti” and “Make it with you” are his favorites)

Isabel

- Had loved rock en español as a child

- but when she had to be a perfect golden sister, it followed more of Alma’s taste

- eventually got back to stuff like Hombres G, Duncan Dhu, La unión

- but started liking indie stuff like chicano Batman, the tiarras, cuco, etc

Dolores

- Enjoys cheesy stuff like her mom (and Bruno)

- But loves rap

- kid frost, bad bunny, cuco, cypress hill, daddy yankee, Don Omar, pit bull, Jennifer Lopez, J Balvin, Etc, etc

-enjoys some pop like sherika, Becky G, Camila cabello, and Maluma ( I wonder why 👀)

Lusia

-ABSOLUTELY LOVES POP

-think she’d be into Rock en español

-but NAH

-Becky G, Camilla cabello, Jenifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Sebastiana Yatra, Maluma, and some bad bunny songs

Mirabel

-Has a taste for a little bit of everything from the family

- but has soft spot for accordion songs

- La pollera colorá, Cumbia sampuesana, La incondicional, Etc

- can dance to almost anything

- Loves to Waltz

Camilo

- same as Mirabel

-but more towards music from his parents, Dolores, and Lusia

- Likes musicals like West side story or In the heights,only listens to American musicals in Spanish

-Listens to In the heights album and West side story frequently

-Knows “no me diga” by heart

Antonio

- Likes everything his family listens too

-but loves the lullabies that are sung to him every night:

- muñeca fea, los tres cochinitos, el ratón vaquero, el burrito, and bebé tiburón

- each family member takes turn singing one of these to help him sleep

I’d like to think they take turns listening and enjoy each other’s preferred music. Alma will even stand to listen to rap, rock, and pop for her family.

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The trip that changed my life

I’ve been getting so many messages from people asking me how I went about my travels to Los Angeles/ NYC, how I could afford it, how I went to the events I did and most importantly how I made such extraordinary friends. 

Firstly, going to NYC has been a dream since I was about 12, it’s all I would go on about in school and it was always my number one dream location. With a bunch of research, and as I grew older, I realised Los Angeles might be more of a match for me and for my field of work. So I decided in January 2017 that I was going to to to LA for one month in the summer. (I worked full time at Timberland as a supervisor, so this is how I saved up money to go).My job was okay but standing in the most quiet store in town barely serving any customers for 8 hours was the most draining thing ever. But totally worth it. My two best friends actually came a long with me on this trip for a little holiday and because they wanted to support me. (best friends in the world, thank you Pryia and Serena). I spent the first week being a tourist, I knew absolutely no one there. Even prior to this I would message girls on Instagram to hang out, but I’d either get ignored, or plans would fall through. So I came to LA literally knowing no one. Funnily enough, when you’re in a place like Los Angeles and you’re foreign - it’s so easy to make friends. People can kind of sense you’re not from here so conversation comes easy. 

I started out renting air b&bs. When I was finally on my own, I had an air b&b in Culver City... stupidest place for me to get an air b&b but I had no idea what Culver City was. One of my closest friends from London was in LA and we went for dinner a night before he left. Through this, I met one of my closest friends from Los Angeles who was a model (Sarah) - so OBVIOUSLY I asked if I could shoot her and we exchanged numbers. Rule number one, don't be afraid to socialise and talk to people and actually listen. I’ve met so many people who really force networking and go straight in with ‘what do you do’ and all this crap. I find that so unbelievably demeaning seen as we’re all human beings and work isn't the only thing that makes us important. Really get to know someone and ask them how they’re doing, before asking them what they do for a living and how they did it.   

After meeting Sarah and agreeing to shooting, I started messaging girls on Instagram and telling them that I’m in Los Angeles and I’m ready to shoot. My messages were really laid back and polite, I don't like to make models feel like they're being forced to work with me. I always state ‘ if they’re free’ or ‘if they're up for it’ that I’d like to ‘hang out’ and make some ‘art’! Lmao. Shooting for me is really time for me to get to know someone and to just hang out and have some fun. I hate making it seem like a meeting or a time slot of 2 hours etc. So my beautiful beautiful Tiarra was probably the only girl to message me back and  shoot with me that week. She was the first girl I shot in Los Angeles and it was truly the best. If any photographers are reading this, the sunlight you get from Los Angeles is the most magical thing. I’d never ever had sun like this in London when I started shooting so it was literally like a movie when I’d shoot outside. 

So to cut the story short, I started shooting more girls after that. After you post a set of photos from Los Angeles and they're GOOD. People start to notice you more. Logically, Tiarra posted the photos, so more girls would follow me and message me and enquire shooting. So it all went up from there, I guess. Los Angeles is a massive city, but everyone in the industry knows of eachorther. So once you shoot with one or two girls, you can just go up from there. 

I went to shoot Sarah from the first meal, and through this I met two photographers on that day and we all went for dinner as a group. I was still living in my Culver City air b&b but I had already decided that I wanted to extend my stay... The sun in Los Angeles is so captivating and you truly feel like you’re living a dream every single day you’re there. I didn't want to come home at all. Me and Sarah started hanging out every single day and through this I ended up going to Hollywood Hills parties, I met some people that she knew who became one of my close friends during that trip, and we went to the nicest food places. So yeah, I guess I got really really lucky in finding someone who I now call my best friend and basically taught me a lot about Los Angeles, who to look out for and the best places to go. 

At this point I had made a bunch of friends and I managed to stay with one of them for an extra month, beyond my stay. *disclaimer* this trip would not have been possible without my best friend Alice who works for British Airways. I was on her staff travel so this meant I could extend my trip for free - as long as it was up to 3 months as this is the maximum amount of time you can stay on an ESTA visa. 

I began shooting with so many more girls as they found me on Sarah’s page and Tiarra’s page. Eventually, I realised that I was actually really good at what I do. So I became way more confident in messaging girls that had way more of a following or social ‘status’ in Los Angeles. Cause truly, I’m a brit, so I don't care how many followers you have or the fact you live in Hollywood. I knew my work was good and as soon as I realised it - I started making the best work. Like I said, being foreign really allows you to make friends in a heart beat. Especially being British, haha. Americans love love hearing us talk. It even got to a point where I was at a party and I had a circle around me just listening to me talk. They’re really fascinated by that shit its hilarious. 

I woke up at early hours of the morning, made use of the sun around me, made use of the people around me. The main reason I got all the opportunities I did, was truly because I was REAL. I could spot fake people in Los Angeles so so quickly. Like, I truly got one of those girls that come up to you with the most annoying American accent, talking about themselves and their Instagram and their success, again and again. Like, those people actually exist. You just have to filter them out. Most people you meet in Los Angeles aren't actually form Los Angeles, most of them are really out doing what I’m doing. But just living there permanently because they can.

You sort of need to go into a room of people you don't know, and be remembered. To the point where, when someone says they’ll message you, they actually will. A lot of people just lie to your face and tell you they'll reach out, but they don’t. So don't be upset by it, because every single thing happens for a reason. 

Downtown Los Angeles was where I would stay for the rest of my trip. And at this point I’d met my best friends of the trip. Downtown Los Angeles is basically like a community of friends and family. Everyone knows each other. Everyone's so polite, and everyone has your back. It’s by far one of my favourite areas in Los Angeles and the place that I can now call my home. My closest friends are form there and without them I wouldn't have met all the incredibly people I know now. 

It’s sort of like Dominoes, you meet one or two people, and then you meet a whole bunch of people from different backgrounds and areas. And all you have to do, is be you. No ones afraid to share friends, the people I met wanted me to feel at home and wanted to make sure they introduced me to the right people. As I would witness this, I came up with an idea to then introduce everyone I had met through my trip to each other. All the girls I met up with on Instagram, all the guys, everyone I’d meet at parties or events. I decided to set up a shoot that brought everyone together to hang out and network. Artists met photographers, models met writers, designers met videographers... and so on. This was the least I could give to the people that offered me a home, irreplaceable memories and growth. So again, you have to take matters into your own hands. Be a good person. Give back. And this shoot was so much fun, I had seen all of the people I had met come together and meet each other! Such a beautiful thing to do and I do recommend photographers to do the same thing. 

If I had to talk about every single experience I had, then this would probably be a book. But the best advice I can give to young people in my shoes, is to fucking go out there and get out of your comfort zone. I literally shat myself before I was coming out here. I had so many doubts, I thought I’d be sitting there wanting to come back home because no one would talk to me. I knew of people who went travelling and absolutely hated it, so that was constantly in my head too. But little did I know, I was out there to improve my skills and really confirm my one passion for film and photography. There was no way this trip was going to be a fail with my mindset and my passion for film. The uber drivers in LA bloody become your friend!!! They too have stories and passions, so networking literally comes from every single angle in Los Angeles. 

If you’re holding a camera, someone will ask you where you got it from. If someone likes your top, they'll tell you they love your top. If you look unsure about something, someone will ask you if you're okay. Underneath all the craziness of Hollywood and LA, it truly is the nicest place I’ve been to. 

It was through being my complete self and being aware of other beings that I managed to go to NYC for the weekend and stay with the nicest group of people I had met in LA. NYC was a complete dream and thats definitely for another post. But the principle is the same, you let people know you're going there, and you make time to meet up with new people.

Be polite. Always listen to others - be a pleasure to hang out with. Because thats honestly how I went to the parties I did, why I know the people I do, and why I managed to travel to the places I did. You learn so much more about yourself, especially when you travel alone. This is the one thing I recommend every single person to do. Go somewhere new, on your own. Make new friends. It’s so nerve wrecking at first but then it becomes almost like a hobby. I love love meeting someone new and hearing how someone is feeling other than myself. 

I had planned to go to LA for one month, and I stayed for 3 months. I literally left on the last day I was able to stay hahaha. I ran out of money after one month but luckily I had savings to pull me through. I travelled with mostly uber or my friends car but I then realised how easy it is to use the metro... to literally go anywhere for $1.75!!! So for anyone going to LA soon, just use the metro!!! So so cheap, instead of paying $20-30 to travel to places for twice the time. 

But yeah, to sum up, be yourself and go out of your comfort zone. Don't be afraid to introduce yourself to people and be polite. That’s literally what made my trip for me. Most of it was probably fate, I’d literally meet people and I’d go to a cool ass event that night and see someone famous or someone I’ve been following for a long ass time. Then I’d think to myself, wow, the world works in beautiful ways. At the end of the day, this was a dream I’ve had since before I was a teenager - I’d dreamt about it for years and years. I’ve written about it for years and years. And the fact that I was living it was extraordinary. Like people were obsessed with my work.. my work went from okay to really fucking good. I found my style eventually and most importantly I found myself. I found out who I want to be and the kind of artist I want to be. 

And lastly, I found out that Los Angeles is where I need to be for my early 20′s. It’s definitely not where I want to stay for my whole life, but it’s where I feel my complete self and its where I am the most motivated and productive. 

I won't stop travelling the world and I won't stop making a community at every single city I go to. I’ll always try to make friends and I’ll always listen to others and learn about everyones culture. I want my art to be present in all of my favourite cities, and I know that after each city I go to, I would have found out a fraction more about myself. 

Just book your ticket. Don't even think about it. A change of scenery does wonders for the soul. And even if you don't have that much money, you can definitely blag it. I even did a car boot sale before I left to raise money. Sell shit on eBay, clean some cars, work extra shifts, or get another job. Anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

So here’s to being young, here’s to being in love with my craft and here’s to more travelling in 2018. 

Lots of love,  from your dreamer, Hana

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Temple trip. It was Tiarra Preston and Naveyah Shoopman's first time. 💕 (at Las Vegas Nevada Temple)