This movie will be played on:
All screenings will take place at
COLLEGE OF THE DESERT | POLLOCK THEATER
43500 Monterey Ave, Palm Desert, CA
Synopsis
This song is an anthem for celebration. It is a call to come together and rejoice after the devastating events that followed Hurricane Maria on the island of Puerto Rico.. The energy and lyrics represent the ultimate party. Dancing is the oldest form of expression for gratitude and life. Draco is calling on us all to celebrate with him the magic of our lives. He wants us to join him in expressing all that we are grateful for. He is leading us on this journey of healing and unity. Right now it is not a time to worry, but a time to BE FREE AND DANCE!!!
“Ooooooh; No Lover,
It’s not a crisis, It’s a LIBERATION!”
Angela Alvarado is a Grammy Award–winning music video director and photographer born in Puerto Rico and based in Los Angeles. Alvarado first gained recognition as a model and actress in television shows, commercials, and films, working for many years in front of the camera before transitioning to a career behind it. Her experience and comfort level on a variety of sets—coupled with her passion for photography—have paved the way for her to excel at both visual storytelling and creating a relaxed environment where artists can easily express themselves.
Over the past two decades, Alvarado has directed critically acclaimed videos for some of the brightest stars in the music industry, including Litzy, Pee Wee, Vivanativa, and singer-songwriter Draco Rosa. Her work has earned top honors such as the Latin Grammy Award for Draco Rosa’s hit single “Más y Más” (Video of the Year) and the Billboard Latin Music Award for the video “Madre Tierra” from Draco’s acclaimed album “Vagabundo”. Alvarado has also won music video awards at the LA Femme International Film Festival and the MTV Video Music Awards and numerous nominations.
An avid martial artist, Angela holds a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo and Hapkido, with more than 15 years of experience. She also notably attended Arts High School in Newark, N.J., and is currently a board member for the Los Angeles County High School of the Arts.