September 24, 2025 • 14 mins
En este episodio Orlando Mix – Converso con Hilda Queiroz, Juan Holguín y Luz Ojeda, quienes unieron esfuerzos a través de sus BRG’s corporativos para crear el Somos ATL Festival.
Este evento se llevará a cabo en la Latin American Association – Atlanta Outreach Center el sábado 11 de octubre de 2025 de 12:00 p.m. a 4:00 p.m., y promete ser un día lleno de cultura, comunidad y conexión.
Hablamos sobre la importancia de fortalecer la unión en tiempos difíciles para nuestra comunidad hispana, el impacto de iniciativas que celebran nuestras tradiciones y cómo estos espacios ofrecen oportunidades para compartir con la familia, los amigos y el vecindario.
Un episodio que inspira a valorar nuestras raíces, resaltar nuestro orgullo y apoyar los esfuerzos que nos acercan como comunidad.
Este evento se llevará a cabo en la Latin American Association – Atlanta Outreach Center el sábado 11 de octubre de 2025 de 12:00 p.m. a 4:00 p.m., y promete ser un día lleno de cultura, comunidad y conexión.
Hablamos sobre la importancia de fortalecer la unión en tiempos difíciles para nuestra comunidad hispana, el impacto de iniciativas que celebran nuestras tradiciones y cómo estos espacios ofrecen oportunidades para compartir con la familia, los amigos y el vecindario.
Un episodio que inspira a valorar nuestras raíces, resaltar nuestro orgullo y apoyar los esfuerzos que nos acercan como comunidad.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
But hits, the always said that too damp Patronova puntos yet,
the Inoetro podcast, the I Heart Podcast, the a t
l n B wo oh yea, the O Contentimo, the
comments on Coke Para, communa, loaasando and into a party,
(00:27):
in particular Blemo, the Atlanta Ga no I bresso nase
tvento primero, gnada darla benida geta Organistan TV presenting comment,
the retoc Hilda nemos los a louse Igajuan Juan guent
(00:55):
lose on po tvento coma somos a t l t
l c clao.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
When document Verda held, yam who now is lose I
go da include Atlanta, You're gonna You're gonna call our
(01:25):
own Chico and charlet Juan uh uh the picture right
and those says when I there, I go in Atlanta,
Aco so Mos Atlanta.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Festival, Makanta and Canta. He'll that talk to us a
little bit about the reason why we're putting this event together.
What does it bring to the community for the people
that are listening. Why was it so near and dear
to your heart to be part of something like this.
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Sure firstly is to celebrate our culture, right, like, we
have an incredible culture. We're warm, we're welcoming, we are
a good time. So anytime you put our community together,
it's gonna be fun. But then secondly you look around
and it's not the best time historically for us. But
how we survive these moments, right it's through community, it's
through coming together, it's through helping each other out. And
(02:20):
that's exactly what we're hoping to do here. We want
to connect the community to the nonprofits, to these fortune
five hundreds us support our community, to our local vendors,
our Hispanic business owners and entrepreneurs who are out here,
you know, really contributing to the community. So bringing all
of that together to celebrate, to build, and to move
forward together as we tackle.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
The things that are coming out with I like it
one form and somos at l and feti savo and lo.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
La a yeah, claro causs mene and loco il lose moment,
Corpora temple, condesamos viendo. So most part of them simpre
(03:22):
man mas important dariel communida Latin and eleventomos per un
corporate in Atlanta, Alguna, Georgia power Accenture honey up sUAS
(03:46):
podcast in an organization gratis organists call Latin American Association
Serfamilia like Los Ninos Primero see barrios, various organism. As
soon as I said aspectum negotios pecanos and com on.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Latinos sometimes in.
Speaker 4 (04:15):
Exactly exactly aware sign lent you lego and sido pas temple,
Mama classes, the salsa classes, the zoombam artista, qui locale
talento nemos it went, it was important. I heart radio
(04:35):
and intertainmentovavente.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
He lose to lose an embryo project of Junto japro
to content borkevento ke in Atlanta, Okay, come on Momento
National Pero Evento Comotos, Santo de los l Sevento, Juan
(05:09):
at TV, Familias Ventos in Portento familiar correct.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Correcto, correcto mat Hurricane Primero, Mas Ninos doing some performance
for US Communsico and n some vendors like festival where
(05:38):
you can buy whatever you want food trucks and food
Trucksicana and Burita verda So and cher mad Mesas Gardis
and mas and that a y known for profits com
(06:04):
Juan and Perambientio amico comoto Latin Spano verd and Bastard.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
B n B and G be A lose elevento organistando
ta juan para and t the la parte corpora the
no no I corpora corporation. I locate jam and b
(06:38):
R no organization is then the the pors b r
gla communal correct correct.
Speaker 2 (06:47):
So n U p s and look I say, I'm
a business resource groups employee resource groups right like the
A is one interests communis la communidad. Are you negotios
you are also employees right compan para up l b
(07:09):
r G Latino Spanos not Latino spanog total Mundo American
has no importa to cifica call and carrera common dad
(07:32):
to see I Hilda, we are really welcoming community, right and.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
We are open to everyone.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
So that's why we are trying to bring everyone to
celebrate with us. B RG, I mean has come on
moha habitat right, and if foster care shelters because I
has noise in a society too amor old community.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
I love general, I love it. And Hilda, you know,
I know you're part of a different corporation. You're with
a centure correct and you're part of a BRG within
a centre, right, and you know when you get together
with these different corporations and you you know, you unite
let's just say it, unite powers. How does it feel
to be able to put an event together like this?
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Honestly, it's incredible because what happens is you put together
a bunch of people who are passionate about the same thing, right,
Like all of us are BRG ERG leaders because we
care about our community, because we want to make sure
that we're not the last ones who look like us
that walk through those doors.
Speaker 4 (08:45):
Right.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
So when you put together this passionate group of people,
you have the ability to just create greatness, right, create
events like this where we are going to put together
having a really really great time because there's going to
be a lot to do, right from performances to zoomba classes,
like the food vendors to do. But also we're going
to be helping our community. We're going to be coming
together and so it's a It really allows us to
(09:08):
to marry our passions and our skills to help our community.
So I love it when we get to collaborate.
Speaker 4 (09:14):
I like it.
Speaker 2 (09:17):
Racil A, Colombia, Wow, Yeah, yea.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Yo, Gitles scenario represent Porto all all the United Nations
logo defondoanta you Knowanta.
Speaker 4 (09:43):
Mexico.
Speaker 1 (09:46):
Where's Brazil? And Brazil better be there? Because I told
them to put it. Brazil is missing in the Brazil.
I'll tell the designer that brail super importante. Inportant we
have a lot of Brazilian listeners. We have people that
they're like, you know, I speak Portuguese, but I understand
the music and and I understand the rhythm and and
(10:07):
that's what brings me together. There's not a Brazilian radio
station or Portuguese station on on in the radio wave,
so the closest is, you know, said as a Spanish station.
So we serve a lot of the Brazilian community here.
I'm a huge, you know, huge fanatic of uniting different
countries that maybe you know aren't Latin, but are are
(10:27):
feel Latin, and and that's important, you know, So to
be part of this is also, you know, very gratifying
to myself and to iHeart Loose. I look at the
podcast almost atl Festival Glado.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
Glad and Lavi for Haighwei already elevento I help honest, Okay,
but here the instagrant l a a man.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
Just poemost reach out.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
On andress now say if we can give what we
can give probably our.
Speaker 1 (11:23):
Emails see but then that email ma information the meaning
and l context so the located podcast a milli information,
so MafA le man the podcast in the crypt under
podcast that click, but I get the information. The como
almost a tvento totalmente familiar and avento total mene gratis
(11:50):
paid and tram then and Tragi Comedia and familia and
went to see Catherine form Loradoo one you know, and
(12:15):
Esmos Atlanta festival, you know, the and focuses them these
Andrano conte Vento is communida, pulso legado and la Communi
that pol in Atlanta, Super Romas important, Lega demos replica
(12:37):
and union. The Premier musto solo to control the cos
uh receivla communda men canta non excelenta mission porc you know,
com Kevin propos Man can proposit okay avlandol primero, the
(13:00):
poventos Masque la Beauford Highway in Atlanta, and American Association
(13:20):
and ingles l a A went to super and thea
porke notas musica American.
Speaker 4 (13:40):
Familia, Los Rmanos, Las Vegas, Los primos.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
You know, excellent. Thank you again for being part of
this great event and and putting this together together with
with lous And and Jue. I think this is something
that's really going to resonate in our community. Is going
to be something really positive for a community, you know,
during these times that we're living. So again, from me
from my team, from SETA, from Patron, from iHeart, thank
(14:07):
you guys for putting this event together. I think it's
very important for a community, and you better believe I'll
be there. I'll be there and we're gonna have a
great time. Jue teos.
Speaker 4 (14:31):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
Other then Thro podcast, the a t l M bio podcast, Yaqui,
and the iHeart Radio app.
But hits, the always said that too damp Patronova puntos yet,
the Inoetro podcast, the I Heart Podcast, the a t
l n B wo oh yea, the O Contentimo, the
comments on Coke Para, communa, loaasando and into a party,
(00:27):
in particular Blemo, the Atlanta Ga no I bresso nase
tvento primero, gnada darla benida geta Organistan TV presenting comment,
the retoc Hilda nemos los a louse Igajuan Juan guent
(00:55):
lose on po tvento coma somos a t l t
l c clao.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
When document Verda held, yam who now is lose I
go da include Atlanta, You're gonna You're gonna call our
(01:25):
own Chico and charlet Juan uh uh the picture right
and those says when I there, I go in Atlanta,
Aco so Mos Atlanta.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Festival, Makanta and Canta. He'll that talk to us a
little bit about the reason why we're putting this event together.
What does it bring to the community for the people
that are listening. Why was it so near and dear
to your heart to be part of something like this.
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Sure firstly is to celebrate our culture, right, like, we
have an incredible culture. We're warm, we're welcoming, we are
a good time. So anytime you put our community together,
it's gonna be fun. But then secondly you look around
and it's not the best time historically for us. But
how we survive these moments, right it's through community, it's
through coming together, it's through helping each other out. And
(02:20):
that's exactly what we're hoping to do here. We want
to connect the community to the nonprofits, to these fortune
five hundreds us support our community, to our local vendors,
our Hispanic business owners and entrepreneurs who are out here,
you know, really contributing to the community. So bringing all
of that together to celebrate, to build, and to move
forward together as we tackle.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
The things that are coming out with I like it
one form and somos at l and feti savo and lo.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
La a yeah, claro causs mene and loco il lose moment,
Corpora temple, condesamos viendo. So most part of them simpre
(03:22):
man mas important dariel communida Latin and eleventomos per un
corporate in Atlanta, Alguna, Georgia power Accenture honey up sUAS
(03:46):
podcast in an organization gratis organists call Latin American Association
Serfamilia like Los Ninos Primero see barrios, various organism. As
soon as I said aspectum negotios pecanos and com on.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Latinos sometimes in.
Speaker 4 (04:15):
Exactly exactly aware sign lent you lego and sido pas temple,
Mama classes, the salsa classes, the zoombam artista, qui locale
talento nemos it went, it was important. I heart radio
(04:35):
and intertainmentovavente.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
He lose to lose an embryo project of Junto japro
to content borkevento ke in Atlanta, Okay, come on Momento
National Pero Evento Comotos, Santo de los l Sevento, Juan
(05:09):
at TV, Familias Ventos in Portento familiar correct.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Correcto, correcto mat Hurricane Primero, Mas Ninos doing some performance
for US Communsico and n some vendors like festival where
(05:38):
you can buy whatever you want food trucks and food
Trucksicana and Burita verda So and cher mad Mesas Gardis
and mas and that a y known for profits com
(06:04):
Juan and Perambientio amico comoto Latin Spano verd and Bastard.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
B n B and G be A lose elevento organistando
ta juan para and t the la parte corpora the
no no I corpora corporation. I locate jam and b
(06:38):
R no organization is then the the pors b r
gla communal correct correct.
Speaker 2 (06:47):
So n U p s and look I say, I'm
a business resource groups employee resource groups right like the
A is one interests communis la communidad. Are you negotios
you are also employees right compan para up l b
(07:09):
r G Latino Spanos not Latino spanog total Mundo American
has no importa to cifica call and carrera common dad
(07:32):
to see I Hilda, we are really welcoming community, right and.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
We are open to everyone.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
So that's why we are trying to bring everyone to
celebrate with us. B RG, I mean has come on
moha habitat right, and if foster care shelters because I
has noise in a society too amor old community.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
I love general, I love it. And Hilda, you know,
I know you're part of a different corporation. You're with
a centure correct and you're part of a BRG within
a centre, right, and you know when you get together
with these different corporations and you you know, you unite
let's just say it, unite powers. How does it feel
to be able to put an event together like this?
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Honestly, it's incredible because what happens is you put together
a bunch of people who are passionate about the same thing, right,
Like all of us are BRG ERG leaders because we
care about our community, because we want to make sure
that we're not the last ones who look like us
that walk through those doors.
Speaker 4 (08:45):
Right.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
So when you put together this passionate group of people,
you have the ability to just create greatness, right, create
events like this where we are going to put together
having a really really great time because there's going to
be a lot to do, right from performances to zoomba classes,
like the food vendors to do. But also we're going
to be helping our community. We're going to be coming
together and so it's a It really allows us to
(09:08):
to marry our passions and our skills to help our community.
So I love it when we get to collaborate.
Speaker 4 (09:14):
I like it.
Speaker 2 (09:17):
Racil A, Colombia, Wow, Yeah, yea.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Yo, Gitles scenario represent Porto all all the United Nations
logo defondoanta you Knowanta.
Speaker 4 (09:43):
Mexico.
Speaker 1 (09:46):
Where's Brazil? And Brazil better be there? Because I told
them to put it. Brazil is missing in the Brazil.
I'll tell the designer that brail super importante. Inportant we
have a lot of Brazilian listeners. We have people that
they're like, you know, I speak Portuguese, but I understand
the music and and I understand the rhythm and and
(10:07):
that's what brings me together. There's not a Brazilian radio
station or Portuguese station on on in the radio wave,
so the closest is, you know, said as a Spanish station.
So we serve a lot of the Brazilian community here.
I'm a huge, you know, huge fanatic of uniting different
countries that maybe you know aren't Latin, but are are
(10:27):
feel Latin, and and that's important, you know, So to
be part of this is also, you know, very gratifying
to myself and to iHeart Loose. I look at the
podcast almost atl Festival Glado.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
Glad and Lavi for Haighwei already elevento I help honest, Okay,
but here the instagrant l a a man.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
Just poemost reach out.
Speaker 2 (11:14):
On andress now say if we can give what we
can give probably our.
Speaker 1 (11:23):
Emails see but then that email ma information the meaning
and l context so the located podcast a milli information,
so MafA le man the podcast in the crypt under
podcast that click, but I get the information. The como
almost a tvento totalmente familiar and avento total mene gratis
(11:50):
paid and tram then and Tragi Comedia and familia and
went to see Catherine form Loradoo one you know, and
(12:15):
Esmos Atlanta festival, you know, the and focuses them these
Andrano conte Vento is communida, pulso legado and la Communi
that pol in Atlanta, Super Romas important, Lega demos replica
(12:37):
and union. The Premier musto solo to control the cos
uh receivla communda men canta non excelenta mission porc you know,
com Kevin propos Man can proposit okay avlandol primero, the
(13:00):
poventos Masque la Beauford Highway in Atlanta, and American Association
(13:20):
and ingles l a A went to super and thea
porke notas musica American.
Speaker 4 (13:40):
Familia, Los Rmanos, Las Vegas, Los primos.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
You know, excellent. Thank you again for being part of
this great event and and putting this together together with
with lous And and Jue. I think this is something
that's really going to resonate in our community. Is going
to be something really positive for a community, you know,
during these times that we're living. So again, from me
from my team, from SETA, from Patron, from iHeart, thank
(14:07):
you guys for putting this event together. I think it's
very important for a community, and you better believe I'll
be there. I'll be there and we're gonna have a
great time. Jue teos.
Speaker 4 (14:31):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
Other then Thro podcast, the a t l M bio podcast, Yaqui,
and the iHeart Radio app.
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