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This is your weekly reminder that our next Summer of Salsa concert will take place soon!

Lighting up the night will by Roosevelt Cordova, also known as El “Presidente de la Salsa,” a Peruvian singer widely regarded as one of the top soneros in Los Angeles.

Latin Gold Records will be putting out a special collection of Latin vinyl, ranging from Fania classics featuring Ray Barretto, Celia Cruz, and Johnny Pacheco as well as a range of mariachi, ranchera, bolero, and cumbia music from across the Latin comunidad.

Bring your chairs, blankets, and best dance moves for a night of music and celebration.

EVENT SCHEDULE
6 pm – Door open
6-6:45 – Free dance class Dancing 101 with Roberto
7–11 pm Roosevelt “El Presidente de la Salsa” ft. DJ Robby
Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
🕺 Summer of Salsa: Roosevelt “El Presidente de la Salsa” ft. Super DJ Robby
⌛ Friday, June 5 | 6–11 pm | All ages | Free with RSVP
📍 LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes
RSVP in link in bio and we’ll send you a reminder of this event!

Transparency is core to what Latin Gold Records is about — so here’s how I price every record I sell.

Every record gets hand-cleaned, graded on the Goldmine standard, play-tested, and researched against real sold comps on Discogs. Not asking prices. Sold prices. Then priced to be as accessible as possible.

I handpick, clean, grade, test, and photograph every record personally — so you know exactly what you’re getting. That’s the promise.

Tons of records available now at latingoldrecords.com. Link in bio.

Sign up for the newsletter to get 10% off your first order + the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide.

Additionally, 10% of each purchase will be donated to CHIRLA - the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights in Los Angeles to achieve a just society fully inclusive of immigrants.

Happy digging.

PSA ICYMI

Just a friendly reminder about all the perks I offer when you shop on LatinGoldRecords.com. Not trying to be salesy here really, I just want to highlight some of the ways I’m trying to make record collecting, especially Latin music, more accessible for you.

Take a look around the shop, the search bar can be your best friend, or feel free to DM me or email me at contact@latingoldrecords.com if you have any questions or just want to talk music.

Happy digging ✌🏽

Mark your calendars for the next Summer of Salsa concert featuring Roosevelt “El Presidente de la Salsa” with Super DJ Robby!

Get ready for an evening full of music, dancing, and community celebration.

Latin Gold Records will be showcasing a special collection of Latin vinyl, featuring Fania classics from legends like Ray Barretto, Celia Cruz, and Johnny Pacheco, along with mariachi, ranchera, bolero, and cumbia favorites from across the Latin community.

As always, bring your lawn chair or blanket, and your best dance moves!

See you on the dance floor!

EVENT SCHEDULE
6 pm – Doors open
6-6:45 pm– Free dance class Dancing 101 with Roberto
7–11 pm Roosevelt “El Presidente de la Salsa” ft. Super DJ Robby

🕺 Summer of Salsa: Roosevelt “El Presidente de la Salsa” ft. Super DJ Robby
⌛ Friday, June 5 | 6–11 pm | All ages | Free with RSVP
📍 LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes

RSVP in link in bio and we’ll send you a reminder of this event!

Ray Barretto and Celia Cruz collaborated on two albums together, but which one is better — Tremendo Trio! or Ritmo en el Corazón? I brought in @emspringer_ — a New York-based music writer and WBGO contributor currently studying in London, who has spent years deep in Barretto’s catalog — to settle it.

We talked about the salsa dura vs. salsa romántica moment these records were born out of, made our cases, and why any opportunity to listen to these albums is the real win. Honestly, we could have talked for hours — there’s a lot on the cutting room floor. Thank you for chatting, Emily! Really grateful for your time, knowledge, and passion.

Friends, which album do you like more? Drop your pick in the comments.

Tremendo Trio! and Ritmo en el Corazón are both available now on latingoldrecords.com. Link in bio.

Sign up for the Latin Gold newsletter to get 10% off your first order + the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide.

Additionally, 10% of each purchase will be donated to CHIRLA — the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights in Los Angeles to achieve a just society fully inclusive of immigrants.

Happy digging ✌🏽

Ray Barretto was never just one thing. Here are five albums that prove it.

All five records available now on LatinGoldRecords.com. Link in bio.

10% off your purchase if you sign up for the newsletter and 10% of profits donated to CHIRLA, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights in Los Angeles.

Happy digging ✌🏽

22 songs, 1 playlist, all from records currently for sale on LatinGoldRecords.com.

Arranged by BPM so it takes you on a journey this weekend through every country these players came from — Puerto Rico, Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, Spanish Harlem.

It also begins and ends with Ray Barretto, which is full circle because next week I’ll be diving deeper into one of the greatest conga bandleaders of all time.

More to come, but for now, get acquainted.

Playlist link in bio. Happy Spinning.

22 songs, 1 playlist, all from records currently for sale on LatinGoldRecords.com.

Arranged by BPM so it takes you on a journey this weekend through every country these players came from — Puerto Rico, Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, Spanish Harlem.

It also begins and ends with Ray Barretto, which is full circle because next week I’ll be diving deeper into one of the greatest conga bandleaders of all time.

More to come, but for now, get acquainted.

Playlist link in bio. Happy Spinning.

22 songs, 1 playlist, all from records currently for sale on LatinGoldRecords.com.

Arranged by BPM so it takes you on a journey this weekend through every country these players came from — Puerto Rico, Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, Spanish Harlem.

It also begins and ends with Ray Barretto, which is full circle because next week I’ll be diving deeper into one of the greatest conga bandleaders of all time.

More to come, but for now, get acquainted.

Playlist link in bio. Happy Spinning.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

That needle drop never gets old. Over 100 records for sale. Swipe through to find yours. Link in bio.

100 records. 55 new arrivals. One hell of a party. Link in bio.

If you’re new here - welcome. I’m Kadrian, the founder of Latin Gold Records, an online record store and pop-up based in Los Angeles. I just dropped a whole new batch of curated records available to purchase on LatinGoldRecords.com.

And this is just the beginning for this summer. I’m currently pricing ANOTHER batch to drop in June. I know it’s Spring but get ready because for me, the SUMMER OF SALSA starts NOW.

Friendly reminders that if you sign up for the LGR Newsletter, you’ll receive 10% off your first purchase + the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide. There’s also free shipping over $100 spend and 10% of all online purchases are donated to @chirla_org - the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights in Los Angeles.

Happy digging ✌🏽

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This past weekend, I had the honor of being the first official vinyl record seller at The Soraya. I’m still processing it — especially because something more than just selling records happened.

As you’ve probably seen from my posts the past few weeks, I partnered with The Soraya to help promote Chavela y Sus Mujeres, a tribute show to music icon Chavela Vargas, and host a record pop-up in the lobby for Record Store Day.

The show itself was stunning. Ofelia Medina was an extraordinary avatar for Chavela all night. The voices of Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, and La Marisoul were each incredible on their own — but when the three of them harmonized, the room just stopped breathing. Mariachi Gama Mil and Los Macarinos provided the perfect soundscape throughout.

The performance was so special, and you could feel the inspired energy at my record pop-up, where something bigger than just record buying was happening. People stopped and started remembering. Tracing their histories back through the music.

The highlight of the whole weekend was meeting so many Chavela fans — including the one very lucky person who bought my personal rare copy of Chavela’s debut album on vinyl. She told me Chavela is her hero, her icon. It couldn’t have gone to a better home. And getting to finally meet our ticket giveaway winner @mariabluesmusic in person — that was special too.

To the Soraya team and @soundingpointla — thank you for having me. Hoping this is the first of many collaborations. To Ely Guerra, Eugenia León, La Marisoul, Ofelia Medina, Mariachi Gama Mil, and Los Macarinos — thank you for the reminder of what music can do to a room.

And lastly, thank you to my mom.

My mom came out Saturday night and helped me work the table. At some point she told me I was following in her footsteps — she used to represent Latin Gold (the original jewelry store this whole thing is named after) at fairs and conferences. The place where she and my dad met.

Now here we are, doing it together, in a different form.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

On this day, April 17th, Chavela Vargas would have turned 107 years old. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate her than the “Chavela y sus Mujeres” tribute concert happening at The Soraya this weekend. A huge congratulations to @mariabluesmusic who is the winner of the ticket giveaway!!!

If you still want to check out the concert, visit thesoraya.org and use the promo code HECHO20 for a 20% discount on tickets.

I’ll be popping up at The Soraya all weekend with a ln incredible selection of Latin vinyl for sale and so much more. If you come to the show, stop by and say hi! If you can’t make it to the show, I’m having a huge online sale on LatinGoldRecords.com. 10-20% off everything!!!

See you soon and Happy Record Store Day to those who celebrate.

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛

Record Store Day is this Saturday so I’ll be celebrating with my first ever sitewide sale!!! 🪩❤️‍🔥💃🏽

10–20% off everything on latingoldrecords.com.

RSD is one of my favorite days of the year. Not because of the limited pressings (though those are fun - sometimes) — but because it’s a reminder that the local record store is one of the last true third places we have. A place you go with no agenda. Where you flip through crates next to a stranger and end up talking for an hour.

Go support one this weekend.

If you got the Latin Gold Vinyl 101 Guide when you subscribed to the newsletter, you’ve already got a deep list of stores to check out— but here are some LA spots worth your Saturday (or at least a follow on Instagram):

@recordsafari_la @on.maritime @the_artform_studio @delaplayamusic @amoebahollywood @permanentrecordsroadhouse @atomicrecordsla @freakbeatrecords @sickcityrecords @highfidelityla @cosmicvinyl @factoryrecordsdavenoise @twelveslb @sibyllineshop @communerecords @str33trecords @sanfordsvintage

Don’t have the guide yet? Sign up at latingoldrecords.com — it’s free, along with a 10% discount on your first order.

LINK IN BIO.

And that’s not all — I’ll be popping up at The Soraya this weekend with an all-Latin vinyl selection, and I’m giving away a pair of tickets to Chavela y Sus Mujeres.

Happy digging. 🖤💛