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Canelo Kot
Composer Guitarist Production Management Vocalist Music DirectorCanelo Kot is a “Rockmantic” (Rockmántico), that seeks to share magical musical moments with his fans and listeners, to transport them towards their most intimate and passionate emotional fibers when experiencing joy, love, passion, euphoria and illusion, including feelings like sadness, anger, pain or disappointment. AS SINGER he has great sensitivity, strength and warmth in his voice and, added to his creative and intense poetic messages, music and scenic charm, has allowed him to venture into various musical genres such as: the romantic ballad, bolero, bolero rancher, rancher, cumbia, salsa, pop, electronic, Latin American music and of course rock. Buy my album: https://music.apple.com/mx/album/no-lo-puedo-aceptar/1402935743 https://www.amazon.es/dp/B07DYXVF2J/ref=dm_ws_ec_fl_dp_B07DYXVF2J Highlights his participation in groups such as: Dueto Romance, Air Base Trio, Jacarandas Quartet, Rondallas: Voice and Feeling, New Moon, Voices and Guitars, Polytechnic, Shalom Dominé and Xoxen; Choirs such as: Sacred Heart of Jesus, Air Base, Shojima, Alma Adonai and Monumental de San Martín Caballero, Polyphony; Estudiantina Jacarandas; Groups: Versatile, Kráter Rock Band and KOT Project. In 2005 he adopted his current artistic name and launched his musical proposal. His talent as a Singer, Composer, Actor and Producer has allowed him to achieve a presence in Radio, Television (open or online), concert halls, theaters, entertainment centers, fairs, festivals, educational institutions and various artistic-cultural forums. In 2018, he releases his debut album worldwide on digital platform: “No lo puedo aceptar” (I cannot accept it), with excellent acceptance among the public, which was already taking force in the underground field. From the remastering that he himself performs in 2016 and his inclusion in Number One Music and ReverbNation, he manages to capture the attention of many listeners in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom mainly, where he continues to capture followers. "Rock-mantic" is what the musical style calls, by merging Ballad, Pop, Rock, Metal, Latin Music and Electronic Touches. His record has allowed him to obtain Awards in Mexico for his artistic career such as: - Personality Award 2019 by JADEvolucionarte company. - Recognition of the Men and Women Club of Quadrilateral 2017 by trajectory. - Applause Award in 2017 for Trajectory issued by the Fundación Cultural Forjadores de México, A.C. in conjunction with: GTO-CDMX Group and National Coordinating Council of Civil Organizations. October 2017 - "Young Artists" 2010 Award, in National Meeting of Performing and Alternative Arts, Mexico 2010. AS ACTOR, he has participated in assemblies such as: “Sugar Skulls”, The Good Broth, Nature, The Eternal Feminine, and where Gabriel is, Release the prisoner, Marylú's Farm (the Musical), The Power of Men, “Fulano, Mengano and Perengano”, Nights of Ephemeral Love, The Temptations of the Lord and I Will Be the King. In 2011 he directed Monologue The tickle “La Cosquilla”. Actually in: The Conquest of Mexico, Processes of the Inquisition (“Francisca Descarnada”), Witches of the Inquisition, the Legend of Cempoaxochitl and Ramona's charms. He acted and co-directed his video clip "No lo puedo aceptar” (I can not accept it), participated in Infomercial One W. Plus for Direct CV and in a chapter of the series "Under the Soul" for Aztec television Mexico. He collaborates with companies such as: JADEvolution Arte A.C., Producciones el Globo de México, Promocity Tours-Tramway of Legends. AS COMPOSER AND PRODUCER has developed: Demos: KOT-Awakening and KOT-I can't accept it Records: “No lo puedo aceptar”, “Concierto Acústico en Gitanerías”, “Rondallas 2000 y 2001, V Concurso Canción, La Granja de Marylú Video clip: No lo puedo aceptar (I can not accept it) Singles: Remembranza (Tribute to E. Carballido-2006), Golpeando y Champion Max (Programa Project on Televisa), Anda que andarás (Work Theme for the assembly: El Cordoncito), Soy Mexiquense (Contest of the Popular Song of the Estate of Mexico), Los Hoyitos (Assembly: Viry pide acéptame soy igual que tú), Es una Cosquilla y Todo por tu amor (Monologue La Cosquilla); Dime Tú-Radio 13, Como saber (V Song Contest of Texcoco), Recording of the songs for: La Granja de Marylú (The musical). Songs for Roy Guerrero y his Trova pop y José Julio Hernández (The traveling troubadour). Currently he continues to produce singles and increase his musical production. TRAINING: -Sing, Piano, Electrico Bass, Performance, Direction and Choral Technique, Modelin, Projection, expression and artistic development, Composición, Musical Production. - Technician in Administration, and Licentiate in Industrial Administration-IPN, Diploma in Innovation and Government Quality – ILCE, Courses in human development, organizational, technical, managerial, communication, leadership, human relations, assertiveness, ISO 9000, Gender equity, Model National Quality Canelo Kot is also the General Director of Kot Productions, Business Consultant in Quality and Productivity, Instructor, Professor and Industrial Administrator, he was also a Member of the Certification Council of the International Certification of Quality Systems, SC and Instructor of the CIMO Program of the Secretariat of the I work in Mexico. SOME PRESENTATIONS ON TELEVISION Some television programs that have opened the doors are: Televisa S.A de C.V. (Gdl Night Bar, Mi Barrio Cdmx Auditions); MegaCable Guadalajara (Megavideos); Shows of 6; Radio and Television of Hidalgo (From Tingo to Tango); Radio and Television Mexiquense (In the Morning), Television New Century Tlaxiaco, Oax. (Time of the T-citation); TV de Mente (Marathon DMente and DMente News), Canal Patrio (A Pretext for Chat), Radio and TV Hormiga (The Wonderful Years), Canal G.TV. (How cool is the culture and El Rank), La Cueva Crazy TV (The Interview), Channel 14MX (Matrix), ASTL.TV (Las Noches Consentido, Sexxxtasis, Ciber@rte), Expresarte Mx, Radiotv.mx, Tropicana Stars TV, Planet 2013 TV (New Woman, Planetary Consciousness, Lakshmi), Cerezos Radio TV (Underground), The Cathedral of Rock Radio-TV (Rockanrolera Reaction), Xpansion Radio-TV (La Cobachita), Master Radio TV, among others. SOME RADIO PRESENTATIONS Oaxaca Corporation of Radio and TV (680 AM and 96.9 FM), La Poderosa Radio (830 AM and 100.5 FM), La Voz de la Mixteca (XETLA) 930 AM, Romantic FM 1380 AM, Radio Mexiquense (1200 AM, Metepec 1600 AM and 91.7 FM, Amecameca 91.7 FM, Valle de Bravo 104.5 FM, Zumpango 88.5 FM, Tultitlán 1080 AM), ACIR Radio (El and Ella) 97.5 FM, Ecatepec Radio (Local Frequency), Polytechnic Radio 95.7 FM, UDG Radio, Guadalajara 104.3 FM, Radio Chapingo 1610 AM, ABC Puebla Radio 1280 AM, IMER Interference 710 AM, Uniradio 99.7 FM, Maximum Radio 107.7 FM Reyes Acozac, Explosive Radio (107.3 FM California USA and 106.3 FM in Huatusco Veracruz, Oaxaca, Puebla and Valle de Toluca), among others. Internet Radio: Rock Sin Frontera, Live Radio Mx, University of Communication UC Radio, UAM Radio, Riff111, Online Rock, Pro-Organization Mexican Rock, The Critical Point, NoFM-Radio, Eskucha Radio, Cerezos Radio, Carousel Radio, Radio Hormiga, Puro Rock, Orizaba Radio, Promo Stereo, Tenta Cool Media, Lalo Div Radio, Master Radio TV, Xpansion Radio, SMX Radio, La Bonachona, Express Radio, Tijuana Virtual Radio, Rockanrolario, Megamix Radio, among many others. PRESENTATIONS WITH PERSONALITIES He has shared the scene and poster with groups and personalities such as: Tex-Tex, Sam Sam, Heavy Nopal, La Lupita, Santa Sabina, Angélica Infante, Don Guillermo Capetillo Villaseñor, Rosenda Bernal, Alfonso Fors, Jo-jo-Jorge Falcón, Gabino Palomares, Arturo Huizar (Luzbel), Riesgo de Contagio, Morsa, Sr. Bikini, Boca Floja, Pedro Kominic, José Cruz (Real de Catorce), Fernando Vesga, Emiliano Clavel, Esteban Franco, Chino Rubín, Erasmo Catarino, Alicia Villarreal, Sonora Dinamita, Optimus Prime, Sargento Mostaza, Humo, Amargo, CQ Ases, Bajo Tres, Los Automáticos, Mannu, Morsa, Flor de Jade, Celedonio Martínez, Rafael Mendoza, Sueño Lúcido, Vicente Toledano, Cox Gaston, Jesús Guerra, Los Hijos de Sabina, Tigra, Beatriz Cecilia, Roberto Vázquez, Benjamín Bernal, Tomás Urtusástegui, Tico Mendoza, entre otros. PUBLICATIONS: Rock online (rockenlinea.com.mx) published his article: “The woman in rock” (May 2005) His name: "CANELO" is a nickname given by his paternal grandfather, due to the color of his eyes, hair and skin. The "K." is the first letter of the name of his first rock band "Kráter" and "OT" is a word of Hebrew origin that is interpreted as a miracle or very bright light. Visit my official site: http://www.canelokot.mex.tl Buy my album: https://music.apple.com/mx/album/no-lo-puedo-aceptar/1402935743 https://www.amazon.es/dp/B07DYXVF2J/ref=dm_ws_ec_fl_dp_B07DYXVF2J
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EWIZE DA WIZE1
Audio Engineer Lyricist Musician Rapper SongwriterEWIZE DA WIZE 1 A Vocalist extraordinaire and former Fam Pros Studio Manager and President or CEO of the company Da Wize 1 Ent.! This Hip Hop/Rap artist/former Studio Manager/ President or CEO of the company Da Wize 1 Ent. is more than a triple threat. He surpasses most artists today because of his ability to become the character in his song. Ewize Da Wize 1 cannot be compared to anyone, partially because those that he has been inspired by ranges from Afrika Bambaataa, Run Dmc, LL Cool J, to Krs1. Artists that were mentioned have been an inspiration to him, but his style is his very own. He simply loves the art of rhyming! Growing up in Chesapeake and Portsmouth , Virginia and then traveling and living in the West Coast for many years. And formerly was living in Monticello NY but moved back to Portland,Oregon. Ewize Da Wize 1 manages to stay focused on his goals! Ewize Da Wize 1 has been the opening act for many known West Coast legend’s when he was promoting and road managing for Jus Family Records such as : Too $hort, E40, Tech N9ne, Bone Thuggs n Harmony,Yukmouth, Big Sloan from Mo Thuggs, Crooked I from Slaughter House and the list goes on. Not only has Ewize Da Wize 1 been gifted in voice, but his stage performance ability is impeccable. He has been bitten by the rhyming bug, and loves it. When Ewize Da Wize 1 is not in the studio working on his craft, he's practicing rhymes, working hard or simply spending time with his close friends. Ewize Da Wize 1 says: To learn more about him click on the link’s below: http://www.reverbnation.com/ewizedawize1ababdurrahman and http://www.facebook.com/ewizedawize1. What keeps Ewize Da Wize 1 Motivated is knowing this below: "With God, all things are Possible. And I believe as long as I stay true to myself, continue to love my family, pay my tithe at my place of prayer and remain humble, I’m good, because I know from whom my blessings come from”.
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Mr Leon Brady
Drum TechnicianLeon A. Brady Leon A. Brady has dedicated his life to the youth of Kansas City. As a public school and private educator, a business owner, professional percussionist, counselor, church leader and civic leader he has touched the lives of many people. His students can be found all over the world performing professionally in many diversified areas of music. Former students such as Rosalyn Story, Marquita Meeks and Linda Smith are now members of the Houston and Atlanta Symphonies. Vernard Johnson is a gospel saxophonist and John Cushon is the percussionist with Oleta Adams. Norman Brown and Craige Lindesay are recording artists. The McFadden Brothers, Reginald Watkins, Winfred Manning, William Perkins, Alonzo (Scooter) Powell, Andre Hampton, Lester (Duck) Warner, Horace Washington, Kenneth Heath, Johnny Foster, James Sharp and many others are professional musicians. Many former students are now educators and countless other former students attribute their success in their chosen field to what they learned in Leon Brady’s classes. A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Mr. Brady enlisted in the newly formed US Air Force after high school in 1949, and volunteered for the band having never played a musical instrument. After attending the Lackland and Langley Air Force Schools of Music, Mr. Brady performed in bands and combos with several top musicians that later became nationally known artists such as John McHolic, Frank Hitner and John Williams. After the service, Mr. Brady attended Tennessee State University, in Nashville. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1957 and Master of Science Degree in 1961. While in college, he again performed with several musicians who later became nationally known artists, such as Hank Crawford, Jimmy Cleveland, Ray Charles and Les Spann. Mr. Brady performed nights and weekends in and around the Nashville area with several top musicians. In 1957, Leon Brady was awarded his first public school teaching position at Carver High School in Crestview, Florida. Mr. Brady was responsible for all bands and choirs from grades 1 to 12. It was here that he began to realize his love for teaching and the impact that teachers can have on their students. In 1959, eager to become involved in the jazz scene in Kansas City, Mr. Brady accepted a position as band and orchestra director at Dunbar Elementary and Northeast Junior High in Kansas City, Kansas. While at Northeast, he started the first junior high marching band in the area. Under his direction, the band recorded a record, again being a first for the KC area. In 1966, Leon Brady became the instrumental music instructor at Sumner High School in Kansas City, Kansas. During the 10 years that he taught at Sumner, he and his students enjoyed many unique accomplishments. He brought international recording artists, such as Stan Kenton, Max Roach, Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Grover Washington, Cannonball Adderly, and Marilyn Maye to Sumner to perform with students. The Sumner band was the first high school band to participate in the Sugar Bowl, in New Orleans, LA. The band was also the Mineral Bowl winner for 7 years and received many first division ratings in marching festivals throughout the area. The band also performed half-time shows for the Kansas City Chiefs. The Sumner Orchestra, under Mr. Brady’s direction, was one of the first high school orchestras to perform for the Kansas Music Educator’s Convention. The Sumner Stage Band earned many honors from 1966 to 1976. The stage band was a 6-year winner (1968-1974) of the KC Jazz Festival, 3-year winner of the Wichita Jazz Festival, and the 1972 winner of the International Jazz Festival in Paris, France. The Sumner stage band was the first high school stage band to perform with the KC Philharmonic, and in 1970, was one of the first high school bands to participate in the instrumental reading session at Jenkins Music Company. Sumner was the guest stage band at the National Association of Jazz Educator’s Convention, and guest stage band at the President’s Council in Washington, D.C. In 1972, the Sumner stage band recorded the album, Sumner in Paris. In 1969, Leon Brady opened Progressive Music Studio on Quindaro in Kansas City, Kansas. In 1976, he moved the Music Studio to 947 Minnesota Avenue, KCK where it became part of Brady & Sons Music Company. While operating the music store, he continued his dedication to music education in Kansas City. Throughout the years, he was involved in many different areas of education. He directed the All Star Stage Band for 700 college and high school students at the KC Stage Band Festival. He organized and directed the All Women’s Jazz Band to perform at the Women’s Jazz Festival. He was a clinician and judge for several events, and taught special music programs for Kiddie Kollege Nursery School, Turner House and nursing homes. As an accomplished professional musician, he uses his performing talents to educate students in music history, African-American History and Jazz. As a member of the KC Jazz Quintet with George Salisbury, Milt Abel, Carmel Jones, Herman Bell and later Frank Smith and Tony Swisher, he traveled to many schools throughout the area demonstrating various musical styles. Throughout the years, he has performed with many internationally known artists such as Clark Terry, Dakota Staton, George Duke, John Parks, Grover Washington, Lou Donaldson, Blue Mitchell, Eddie “Clean Head” Vinson, Charles Kenard, Ray Charles and Reginald Buckner just to name a few. He was a tympanist with the KC Civic Symphony and the Medical Arts Symphony. He performed for 2 years at the Colony Steakhouse with Marilyn Maye, and for 9 years with the “Dixieland 7” at the Levee in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2000, Mr. Brady closed his music store to focus more attention on his 20 private students. He composes for and directs 4 drum set ensembles, teaching not only percussion techniques, but lessons in life. His classes teach respect and responsibility, and give students the confidence to strive for excellence. Current students range in age from 4 to 18 and perform throughout the community. In the fall of 2001, Leon Brady founded Kansas City Youth Jazz, a community youth jazz education program,. Kansas City Youth Jazz was designed to pass on Kansas City’s rich jazz heritage to our youth and to supplement declining school music programs. In 2011, KCYJ has grown to include 4 jazz bands and 3 combos. Over 200 students will participate in Youth Jazz programs in the 2010-2011 school year from over 75 schools throughout metropolitan Kansas City. Mr. Brady serves as Musical Director of Youth Jazz programs. Mr. Brady performs with the Jazz Machine, a group of professional musicians who are also instructors with the Youth Jazz Program, including Chris Burnett, Jason Goudeau, Stan Kessler, Clarence Smith and Greg Richter. The Jazz Machine gives clinics and performances at schools and summer camps. Mr. Brady has earned several awards throughout his years in Kansas City. Some of the more recent awards include: KCK Human Relations Award, Most Distinguished Alumni Award-Sumner High School (1993), KC Jazz Heritage Award (1992), Sons of Thunder Award-First AME Church (1994), 100 Most Influential African-Americans (1995), KC Area Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Small Business (1996), Who’s Who of Executives & Professionals (1996-97), Certificate of Recognition-Sumner High School Alumni (2002), KC Young Audiences Lighton Prize for excellence as a teaching artist (2002), Living Legend Award-First Baptist Church for significant community contributions (2004), Honorary Membership in the UMKC Friends of Jazz for significant contributions to jazz education (2006), the Coda Lifetime Achievement Award (May 20, 2006) and the Pinnacle Award for Excellence in the Arts from the Johnson County (Kansas) Library Association (October 2007), Grand Marshal of the Juneteenth Celebration Parade and the Central Avenue Parade both in Kansas City Kansas and received the Pitch Newspaper’s award for “Best Teacher” (2009). He was selected as one of The Kansas City Globe’s top 25 Lifetime Influential African Americans and received the “Prestige Award” from Johnson County NAACP for outstanding service to the community in 2010. He is an Elder Statesman of Kansas City Jazz and serves on the Advisory Committee of the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra. He has 3 children; Leon III (Trey) and Michael of Chicago, IL, and Sherri and granddaughter Lauren Messer of Whittier, CA. Leon Brady has touched the lives of many people. Former students drop by the studio to thank him, to tell him what a difference he has made in their lives. Many students now bring their children to him to teach or to counsel. Many students are now teachers themselves, continuing the legacy that he has begun. Mr. Brady now challenges all students to give back to their community, to help the next generation of youth in the greater Kansas City area.
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