Conoce todo sobre nuestro evento Ritmo en la Brea Car & Bike Show

Conversamos con Peter Falcón, productor de Ritmo Events y la mente maestra del evento Ritmo en la Brea Car & Bike Show. Peter, nos contesta preguntas frecuentes sobre el evento y explica por qué es buena idea pre-registrarte antes del 14 de abril de 2024. 

Te esperamos en Ritmo en la Brea el domingo, 14 de abril en el Lakeland TownCenter. Todos los detalles para registrarte o comprar boletos para el evento los encuentras aquí. 

Episode Transcript

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Rumba to one hundred, six,five and one hundred and two points nine
always ringing. Also, in ourapplication. Free ce hr raideo accompanies you
acer Carmen and today with the producer, creator and the person who is truly
putting everything in front for us inour event Ritmo in the tar, Carren
Baby Show, Peter Balcol on Twitter. Welcome, thank you, thank you,

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Sar Carmelo, a pleasure to behere with you, rumba one hundred,
six, five, to be withyou in real conversation. Thank you
very much for the invitation. I' m sure it is and honestly so
that the public understands how this ideaof creating rhythm in the pitch is born.
Well, look. This idea ofrhythm in pitch is always born,
always, at least in Latin culture. There' s always been a passion

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for what cars, motors and musicare. So, of course, we
' re very close to our Latinculture, our music, and because I
do different kinds of events and wealways wanted to do this event and I
have friends who are dedicated to doingthese types of Carl Show. Then one
day we join forces and say howabout we do this event, which is

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a fusion of what are cars andmotors with the music of the Latin culture
and the festival, including that elementis also uniting all the elements, then
we turn it into a carl festivalin bike shows or this has music,
this has entertainment or home of jump. There are prizes, there are trofe

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these for the whole family, sono one has to be self- conscious
There is clear competition, there areincredible trophies that so far I haven'
t seen any of these shows thathave used it, because we sent it
to customize 3, 000 miles awayfrom the state of Florida. Or those
amazing trophies that the one competing heredoesn' t just have to win,

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because if you' re going totake a great experience of the event,
it' s going to be agreat memory in your life this kind of
events. But for those who winthey are going to take this type of
trophy, which is an incredible,historic, customized and unique subvenil. I
love them then really the way we' re gonna do this. We'
re going to have the orchestras,the pleneros, the merengue orchestras, salsa,

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bachata, etcetera. It' sgoing to be a big deal.
It' s reggaeton too, obviously, that' s what you have to
have there famous, our dj,our dj tonistals that break from the stage,
they put people dancing to have agood time. So, really with
this musical and car fusion, whatwe want is to provide a special experience

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that also makes it unique the factthat it is in Leicline. That'
s what I was gonna ask you. A lot of people have asked why
we didn' t go to theLeyland area being a station here, this
side of the bay. But it' s just that people, they kind
of forget, they read clan,they really are the center of everything,
because the people of Orlando can comedown, the people can also come down.
Why did you decide to do itin the leitlant absent exactly and Carmen
looks first of all. Obviously,the station is heard in Leitland. So

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we, in the middle of beingin Leitland, can unite what is all
of Tampa Bay with the center ofOrlando Floria, c because really no offense
to hello the real Florida center iscalled Lakeland Florida. If you saw the
map, the Leitland is really thecenter. So, by bringing together the

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people of Tampa, Orlando, andalso Leiland, you are uniting two important
geographic parts of what is the stateof Florida, especially in our Latin culture,
where people are not going to havethe same faces as always. Oh,
I like that, so that's something special. You' re

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gonna meet new people, you're gonna socialize. We are in a
time when socializing is very important,because cell phones have made us a little
antisocial and the human being is notmade to be in front of a screen
all the time. The human beingneeds to socialize with other people and know
the difference between people from different cities, and so on. You mention experience

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and I love it because what youjust said is extremely important to meet more
people. And this means that thereis also a lot of competition outside of
what we are usually used to forreal fever, people who are going to
be coming in to see you,to register their car, their engine,
what you can tell them about thegroup or groups that have already registered,
so that those who have not registeredare also motivated to participate, that look

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and I will tell them something.These guys invest a lot of money in
these cars, thousands of dollars.Many times we are going to give him
our special touch that no one isdoing, what we think with the heart,
because this we are going to compare, what are a national championship races
like Nascar or something, all greatprix where they decorate these runners, climb

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them a platform, show their trophyand tell people look these are the champions.
That' s not doing it toanyone. So, in my opinion,
I feel that justice must be doneto these boys who are expected to
wash those cars, buy them expensiveproducts and buy them rings, that is,

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painting the, etcetera. So wewant to honor them, not only
with the trophy, but publicly seewho are the excellent champions and an opportunity
for the team to come up andhave their photographs and share with everyone exactly
the same for the motors. Imean, if it' s the same
for motors that' s obviously goingto be headed for a hundred, six,

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five and there' s also goingto be additional press many Internet characters
influence or they' re going tobe making their YouTube videos, their Facebook
videos, their pots that you make, etc, that' s going to
get a lot of visibility for allthose people, not only the champions,

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but also the participants, because notall the time winning this chevere. But
really this is about sharing and sharingwith new people and meeting people, and
it' s about networking, ifif you see who the people you like
are, what you also like piyou mention is a festival, a little
different. It' s changed somethingwe' ve never seen before. This
includes the variety and diversity of brutalfood. The variety of food diversity is

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incredible. We have a lot ofeventors that I think we' re going
to identify a lot by the variety, because there are occasions you go,
some festivals you find ten carts ofthe same thing. In this case,
we take care that everyone has avariety of the variety of drinks, incredible

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drinks for all ages. Ok important, God understood we are baptized without excellent
baptizing. It' s good.And let' s talk about the musical
part, because we' ve seena lot of people who have also confirmed
different orchestras. Tell me who itis will be present better said or that
look there we will have to fulllatin sea, that they are incredible hard

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ones. They have an excellent showright now and we' re going to
bring the. They are neighborhood alsothat the people who know of the sequence
music, know that they are neighborhood, are the hard ones of the hard
ones. We also have the band, the DPR band, which they make
many popular music covers, including reggaetonmusic in their aha style. We also

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have from Puerto Rico an artist ofthe company A World of Music of Jowel
those of Joewell and Randy, whois his artist, Pepper Boyce, who
perpo is an influencer artist who hasreally given a lot to talk about the
guy hundreds of thousands of followers andbecause people want to see him as well

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and local artists of course, wehave several local artists that we are supporting,
who are very talented and we aregoing to show them there also that
day. I like that we givethe opportunity to local talents, to talents
who are right now looking for alittle bit more growth or something out of
the ordinary that we always see,and that' s something that you'
ve done well, it' sbeen very emphatic to mention that this is
an event that I think the rumbahasn' t done in a while and,

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in fact, with you hand inhand we' re going to have
a chance to give you something completelydifferent to what a carren bike show is
to tell the audience where they cansign up. And I also imagine I
don' t know if we havetime to talk about it. But the
part of people who want to doSpontsrship, for example, does look this
well simple. You can contact meand Peter Falk social media with TV or

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you can go by way of ahundred, six five. You can also
find it on the webside, whereto subscribe where to register your vehicle.
The important thing and the good thingabout the advance registration is that when the
vehicle arrives with the CFHOEL there becausealready seventy- five percent of the process

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is done. Just get the vehicleLook here I got my tickets, we
checked in numbers Okay. That's your parking lot and follow him.
That way fast so that pre-registration is one is an advantage of registering
in is the same day, becauseit' s going to be a little
longer, because we need a littlemore information that we don' t yet

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have. But if you' repre- registered, we already have all
that information and we passed you fast, excellent. There' s gonna be
sketching and chipping, right? There' s gonna be no sketching, it
' s not gonna be a brchipping. This more is dedicated to a
culture apart from the general popular culturethat we like music, dance and festivals,
as it is more what is calledj diem and diem. It is

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a culture, a little bit moreinclined to what is the style of the
vehicles and also the vehicles that area little more cost- effective in the
sense not only of exterior style,but also in its aesthetic engine, aesthetic
racing vehicles, but also motor racingvehicles. You already know the chipping,

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because unfortunately, we would like it. But as we are within the limits
of the city, we are notallowed by Florida law. But if we
have a category where it is todisplay that if you have a very brutal
team, you don' t haveto limit yourself, because then we'

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re going to evaluate how cute thesound system looks that you put in your
car and based on that aesthetic,we' re going to reward you excellent.
Well, that' s a part. I think it' s creative
enough not to necessarily turn on theequipment that we' re going to close
the event, that that' swhat many people sometimes don' t understand
that, in fact, in HispanorlCounty is one of the places that is

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a little notorious to carry this typeof event, because the residential area and
the amendments that we have actually herelocally, because it doesn' t allow
us to take this type of eventto that magnitude as it was before.
So things have changed, but we' ve been looking for the exact return.
Yes, unfortunately, if it stops, unfortunately, for the sketch at
this time it is so difficult.It' s hard. He' s
suffering a pretty strong moment, becauseright now there' s a law that

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if you go in your car andif the exact truth, I' ll
check your decibels and give you afine, unfortunately, but we' re
looking for him to turn around forthe Februs so they won' t abstain,
because if they already put so muchmoney in his car, see if
you don' t get pressured bythe sound two we' re going to

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reward you for the exact aesthetics,very good, something else you want to
add. We' re very excited. Peter doesn' t see what I
can say. Thanks to you,to the Rumba, for the opportunity,
thanks to I Herverio. You guyshave been a key piece. I'
ve been working with Mr George handin hand in the market or all the
time, solving situations like cumpre allthe time and you know, this event

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has become bigger and bigger. Wethink of it in a way, but
we' re already going through away that we don' t even plan
to get there or really this gotincredibly big. There are many people,
many fibrus, many people who likethe general music of festivals that are going
to date. And if you're thinking about it, don' t

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think about it anymore. If youhaven' t checked in, register and
if you haven' t, thenthat day falls on you, so let
' s hope we still have room. Parking is free, ok ok,
so come early so you have towalk us a lot, and this is
a unique event in your category,thinking of everyone. So, whoever has
to wear it can take a chair, which can give a stealth, but

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this event we did thinking about thewhole public in general and the whole family,
so they can' t miss it. Excellent. Well, you heard
that through rumba hundred, six,five com there we have directly the link
so that you can not only registeryour vehicle, but also you can know,
to be spectator, the ticket costssix dollars. Children under the age
of twelve enter free and the rumberoswho have been for us in the past

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know very well that when the rumbais involved in an event, it does
not fail. This fails us.So we' ll be waiting for you
on April 14th, April 14th,Sunday at Lakeland Town Centel. The address
is nine hundred and fifty- fiveEast Memorial Boulevard, Lakeland, Florida.
There we look great good Peter Parkonwith us here at Rimba Ritmoy. The

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