Highlighting the latin talent of a multifaceted professional Share Miguel Moises Gomez, an actor who perseveres and walks towards success with focus and discipline Miguel Moisés Gómez is the confirmation of the saying: "Whoever wants can" and he adds "(...) but with dedication and training". Since his arrival in the US 4 years ago, he has kept his career as a professional actor growing. This Venezuelan brought a suitcase with more than 25 years of experience in audiovisual media. Today our honoree shares his achievements on the artistic path in Miami. His talent is demonstrated by having won, last May, a very important role in a television commercial -and cinema- for the Thomas Ashbourne brand. An advertising piece of the highest professional level together with famous figures such as: Sarah Jessica Parker (Sex and the City), John Cena -wrestler-, Playboi Carti -rapper-; and the actresses, Ashley Benson, Rosario Dawson and Vanessa Hudgens. Adding thus, more than two dozen commercials in the United States. Also in recent months, he has acted for other important brands: ESPN (Deportes); NFL (Big Angus Burger); PayCom, Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank). And previously, Pepsi, Toy Story, Suelta La Sopa, Census 2020, City Bank, Clínica Las Mercedes, Billboard Awards 2019, among many others. As for serial productions, his career continues to bear fruit in 2022. He anticipates having recorded in a new telenovela that will soon air on Telemundo (NBC Universal) by Miguel Varoni (VP and Creative Director of Telemundo Studios and Telemundo International Studios). "I cannot give details," he added. On the same channel, he anticipates that he would be in another similar project by the end of the year. And there is still more, last April, he recorded with Vince Vaughn, Michelle Monaghan and Natalie Martínez, in the Bad Monkey series (Warner Bros. Television). And in the same month, for the Univisión Communications chain, in Despierta América. Without forgetting, his major television works: La Suerte de Loli (2021), Decisiones: Some win and others lose (2019-2020) and Betty in NY (2019). Asking the actor what his secret to success is, Miguel replies: "Be humble while preparing to overcome challenges, there is no big or small project." For that maxim, this year adds: two short films, a collaboration in the film Simón (Diego Vicentini) and another for a Netflix series still being recorded. Regarding his passion as a teacher: "I want to teach at all levels to help improve our Spanish language, oral and written, it is necessary to overcome existing weaknesses." Under this premise, he continues to give workshops on Oratory, Oral Narrative and Discourse. In addition to Acting, Dramaturgy and Photography classes. His goal is to be a university professor again, his second career in the last 12 years before coming to the US, and after graduating Magna Cum Laude as a journalist (Universidad Santa María, USM. VE). The artist has won several national and international awards: two Mara de Oro, one Platinum and the Star of Venezuela, among others. Result of his participation in more than 17 successful dramatic productions for Venezuelan television, telenovelas broadcast by Venevisión, RCTV and Televen. On his future projects: "I'm organizing a big theater event in Miami, as well as a couple of productions in New York with the company Corezone NYC." Our honoree ends with a reflection: “To succeed you must open your mind, work hard, always study, identify positive people and drive away bad energy; but, above all… thank God for being alive and having one more day to do good”. We say goodbye to this special work of the twentieth anniversary with this award-winning actor, renowned broadcaster, teacher, journalist and art lover: Miguel Moisés Gómez.

Share With large participation from residents of Margate and adjacent municipalities St. Vincent Catholic Church joined to his community in honor of Hispanic With the purpose of uniting and establishing a link with commerce, institutions, its community and adjacent municipalities, the Catholic Church of St. Vincent in Margate, organized, as every year, its business exhibition in honor of Hispanic heritage. Food, beverage, health and wellness service businesses, various institutions, as well as an animated public eager to share and support people from their own community participated in this great celebration. The event took place on Sunday, October 23, on the grounds in front of the church.

Share BAILA - Pompano Beach Cultural Center Latin dance returned to the Pompano Beach Cultural Center presented by instructor and dancer Alex Bezianis of Poppins Events. BAILA Pompano includes Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and other Latin rhythms, in a program that includes one hour of dance classes, live band, DJ, and the presentation of professional dance partners. The purpose of this activity is for beginners to mingle with the more advanced and learn from their skills. The next BAILA Pompano meetings will be held on February 17, May 19, and September 15, 2023 at 8:00 p.m. The cost of admission is $20

Share With the presence of print media, audiovisual and digital of Palm Beach and Broward counties celebrated its 30th anniversary Under the name of Hispanic Media Night, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts celebrated its 30th anniversary, bringing the best of national and international artistic presentations throughout all these years. During the entertainment, the media from Pam Beach and Broward shared their experience and good business relations with Kravis Center, the quality and magnitude of its shows, as well as its impressive facilities located in West Palm Beach. Our newspaper En USA, representing Broward County, along with other media from Palm Beach, enjoyed the tour of the halls, stage, magic and elegance of this aptly named Center for Fine Arts. Congratulations! We invite you to visit it. In Puerto Rico, don't be surprised to run into some famous and renowned performer of Salsa or Reggaeton, either on its streets or at the airport itself, as happened to my daughter when she met Gilberto Santa Pink. Isle of Enchantment is worth going to!

Held at the Broward Convention Center Share Visit Fort Lauderdale launches its campaign for international promotion “Everyone under the Sun” Visit Fort Lauderdale, the marketing organization that promotes tourism for Greater Fort Lauderdale and Broward County globally, unveiled its vibrant new “Everyone Under the Sun” comprehensive brand communications campaign during the annual marketing luncheon held at the Fort Lauderdale and Broward Convention Centers. The event brought together hundreds of community and hospitality industry leaders who got their first look at the details of this provocative and positive campaign that highlights Greater Fort Lauderdale as one of the most diverse and inclusive destinations in the world. With a truly welcoming atmosphere and a commitment to inclusion, Visit Fort Lauderdale goes beyond the ordinary while reflecting what truly makes our community great – its people and diverse offerings. According to Stacy Ritter, President and CEO of Visit Lauderdale, Greater Fort Lauderdale's diversity is its strength, and they are proud to tell this story to the world. This marketing campaign also stars local talent, including people with disabilities, members of the LGBT community, residents of all ages and ethnic identities, and everyone who is at the heart of what makes Greater Fort Lauderdale a destination and a uniquely inclusive place that we are fortunate to call home.

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Cuando usted visita por primera vez la Ciudad de México, piensa que ya ha estado alli por la similitud de algunos sectores con otras ciudades de América Latina. Asi nos pasó al caminar por Polanco, donde nos hospedamos, y considerada una de las mejores y exclusivas áreas de la ciudad. Sus sombreadas y arborizadas calles, parques alrededor, la cercanía de sus variados, bien decorados y buenos restaurantes, pastelerías y cafeterias de facil acceso a pie. Conocer todo el encanto de otros puntos de la ciudad, a pesar del ruido y congestionamiento que todo destino grande trae consigo, fue realmente una bonita experiencia. In a sharing of anecdotes, friendship and respect Share recognizes the work of its writers In a pleasant and significant meeting, our newspaper recognized the work and dedication of its writers who for many years and, consequently, have been writing their well-woven articles every month. The meeting took place at the Galuppi's restaurant in Pompano Beach in front of their golf course, in a pleasant atmosphere, with anecdotes and experiences lived by each one of them, with different themes and styles in their approaches. This little sharing gave us the opportunity to see each other again, talk and give each other that big thank you hug, wishing you a happy and prosperous 2023. A thousand thanks to Ernesto Morales Alpízar, “Entre Comillas,” Mercedes Moresco, “Desde mi Ventana,” Noris Capín, “Mujer Nueva,” Luis Miranda, “Política,” and Carlos Madama Hernández, who writes to us from Argentina. I also thank my daughter Djinji La Belle for being present at all times, organizing and supporting our work.

BROWARD ENTREPRENEURS By En USA news Latino Entrepreneurs of Broward promote institutions that help small businesses and guide the community If you own or represent small businesses in the community, I recommend attending the Broward Latin Entrepreneurs events and being part of that business group that meets every month (last Thursdays at 6:00 pm). They bring together and present exhibitors with various topics of interest to businessmen and the community in general. Last Thursday, January 25, they had as guests the Broward Office of Economic and Small Business Development, as well as the Office of the Supervisor of Elections in our county. Both institutions, each in their respective roles, talked about establishing more direct contact with people in the community. The small business office, represented by Maribel Feliciano, focused on the importance and advantages of registering your business with the county and the benefits you receive by doing so. He mentioned the programs and initiatives of his office aimed at guiding those who already had their business or were planning to open one. For its part, the Office of the Supervisor of Elections spoke about the need to register to vote and the changes that have been made in this election year so that there is no confusion and Your vote counts. It should be noted that your business firm can sponsor these events and thus help Latín Entrepreneurs of Broward, directed by Liza Erazo and her husband Raúl, grow and stay in our community.

COLUMNISTS For over 15 years our columnists have honored us with editorial content worthy of praise by renowned writers. Each one, in their own style, has directed a timely writing for our readers - messages of orientation for women, like those of our columnist Noris Capín, which reflects the true love of GOD for us. Ernesto Morales Alpízar, who with his current analysis invites us to think. Along these same lines we have Luis Miranda and his correct orientation in the way of doing politics in our country. Last, but not least, Mercedes Moresco, which brings a little of our Hispanic culture and reflects more of the knowledge of our extensive Spanish language. Those are our core pieces of equipment that each month bring the most valuable written information to each of our readers. Noris Capín Mercedes Moresco Luis Miranda Ernesto Morales

Share The Importance of Certifying Your Business with Broward County The opportunities are immense "Hispanic businesses have grown by 60% since I was the director of this office" In the USA he spoke with the Director of the Office of Economic Development and Small Business in Broward, Sandy-Michael McDonald about his work in the county towards the attraction and orientation of small companies interested in doing business with the county. This office is fully registered for some 730 small businesses in the county. One of the recommendations made by your director is that before starting a business in Broward, check with this office, especially if you plan to do business with the government of this county, see the opportunities and how to navigate through that process. Can you provide general guidance on the responsibilities of the Broward County Small Business and Economic Development Division and its objectives? The office on behalf of the county works to enhance the economic vitality of Broward and does so in coordination with its community partners and cities. We seek to improve the stability and expansion of existing businesses in Broward County, as well as work to attract new ones, especially those who pay high wages to the county. There are multiple initiatives and programs that we use to support this growth and that of Broward businesses. We have the Entrepreneurship Program, International Trade (Export), Workforce Development and Apprenticeship Programs. We are known primarily for our small business program that supports the use of locally certified small businesses in county procurement. goals 1. Create a vibrant economy with a diverse and skilled workforce in a county that offers unique advantages that attract all types of businesses to create equitable prosperity across the county. 2. Ensure economic opportunity for all people and businesses in Broward. 3. Highlight the "Broward" brand on county properties, programs and services 4. Constantly provide responsive, efficient and quality services to the public and internal customers. During the seven and a half years that you have served as a small business director, have you seen changes in the way Hispanic-owned businesses have increased in interest and number? Do you have any statistics on this? Broward County operates a race and gender neutral small business certification program. This means that there is no specific ethnicity or gender for business owners seeking certification. However, since I have served as a director, the number of Hispanic-owned businesses has grown by more than 60%. Do you have orientation programs and / or seminars to guide Hispanic-owned businesses before and after they open in Broward County? We host workshops for all of our businesses and in the last two years we have done even more, specifically for our Hispanic population in Spanish. Feel free to see the link to our most recent workshop for Hispanic-owned businesses called Doing Business With Broward County. We will continue these workshops in the future. In your experience, what do you recommend to a new business in Broward once it starts operating? The first thing is that they learn and understand how the Broward government works. Even if they are not interested in public procurement, they could still get business start-up and business plan assistance. How many small Broward businesses are registered with your office? There are approximately 730 certified small businesses in our program. What message do you want to send to the general public and small businesses about the local government agency you lead? I need our small business community to know that there are business opportunities here in Broward County. Our office can help develop business to participate. We want the public to know that we want to keep most of the county's money here in Broward to support the businesses that are here, that hire within the county, and that spend money earned in Broward.

BRUXISM By Iván Nava Share Ways not to grind your teeth. but they press their upper teeth into the lower ones, carving and grinding, over and over again. They do not do it for pleasure, those who carve and grind Teeth usually do this because they suffer from tension. There are those who say that tightening the jaw as a reaction to tension or anger in a primitive instinct. Although bruxism can be the result of stress, it can, in turn, translate into a series of of discomfort. For example, if left untreated, it may cause a series of dental discomfort, headaches, and neck and back pain. In certain cases, grinding your teeth at night can even ruin a marriage. During the day, keep your mouth in a healthy resting position. Your teeth should only touch when you are chewing food. Chew an apple. If you creak your teeth at night, get your jaw working by chewing a raw apple, cauliflower, or carrot before bed, which is particularly helpful for children, who tend to clench their jaws at night. Apply heat to the jaws. Fold a face cloth, soak it in hot water, squeeze it and apply it on both sides of your face, this will relax the tense muscles that are often related to headaches. For nighttime crackling, try a mouthguard. There are mouthguards that you soak in hot water and then put in your mouth and bite down for a better fit. They can be purchased at some sporting goods stores. Above all, stay calm. To do this you must: 1. Reduce caffeine and refined carbohydrates such as sweets, pasta and pastries, which will help improve your general nutrition. 2. Take hot baths. 3. Take things slow. 4. Learn some relaxation techniques, such as progressive regulation and meditation.