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Join La Gata as she sits down with media strategist and curator Brenda Valientos for a candid conversation about the highs, lows, and realities of the modern media world. They dive into viral moments in pop culture, including Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Tyla, and Ice Spice, and explore how friendships, mentorship, and community shape careers in music and media. Honest, unfiltered, and unapologetically, this episode is for anyone curious about the intersection of culture, music, and the evolving media landscape.
The Internet isn't ready for this convo! Reggaeton, Culture, And The Real Jokes of the times with the Hilarious and brilliant woman known for her HBO Comedy Special "Fighting Words" and her hilarious set Tiffany Haddish: They Ready on Netflix, my very good friend: Aida Rodriguez.
Ever wonder what its like for a new sad-boy Reggaeton artist to find their voice in the midst of the current Reggaeton era? Bueno aqui estamos! Meet Matiz, a Colombian artist who is just establishing his artistic edge thanks to support from Latin Grammy legend, Pamela Velez.
Bad Bunny is on fire! From Album of the Year, Best Musica Urbana and Best Global Performance at the 2026 Grammys to the biggest stage in entertainment. This is a conversation with Gabby Velez a Puerto Rican Salsa Instructor and Diasporarican who keeps it funky on how to respect La Isla del Encanto, our Superbowl predictions (this was recorded pre-superbowl), his comparison to Michael Jackson and his impact on the culture, segun Gabby.
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This week on Reggaeton Con La Gata, La Gata sits down with her homegirl Victoria La Mala for a powerful, full-circle conversation about culture, conviction, and carving your own lane.
Victoria opens up about the reality of being a woman in music, how motherhood transformed her sense of peace and purpose, and why she refuses to compromise artistry for virality. She speaks candidly about being told her career might be “over” after marriage and a baby, and why she believes only you and God can stop you.
They also get into legacy, independence, the evolution of Mexican music on a global stage, and what it truly means to stand on quality over quantity.
This episode is about staying rooted, friendship, staying passionate, and trusting that if you keep going, you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.