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“I’m all hands in my business. I work in the kitchen, in other departments. I treat them fairly and understand them because I’ve done what they do.” Armando Tam adds.
Returning to the place where she had endured so much suffering and questioned her life. She returned home with her mother and sisters
Angélica Salas has been in the fight for immigration reform for nearly three decades
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“I like being alone, arranging flowers, listening to music. I enjoy it. And when it gets busy, I enjoy the adrenaline,” she says.
“The classes have to be softer, fun, so that they can remember them. Children get very excited”
“The simpler your expenses are, the easier they are to manage, and above all, be consistent. Check your expenses weekly.”
“My idea is to create one of the best mariachis in the world, not only with good interpretative quality,” he adds.
“I was the nerd of the school. Always very studious, but I hung out with the troublemakers; it was my act of rebellion”.
Luis Omar Montoya says it would appear that the Peso Pluma phenomenon has reached its climax, and its exhaustion may be near.
Johnny Valencia holds a firm conviction. “When you grow up having nothing, you’re not afraid of anything”.
Brandy Rametta is a woman of convictions. Every word she speaks has meaning, a message, a motivation……
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