Juntos We Shine

A sus 22 años, Roselyn Sánchez había adquirido fama en su natal Puerto Rico, no solo porque había ganado varios concursos de belleza, sino por ser una de las estrellas mas reconocidas de un programa estelar. Sin embargo, decidió salir de su zona de confort y apostar todo por una carrera en Hollywood. Con mucha tenacidad y esfuerzo lo logró y también encontró el compañero perfecto en el actor, Eric Winter. Roselyn sabía que quería tener una familia, pero no encontraba el momento conveniente hasta que al cumplir 35 años se dio la tarea de buscar el balance. Hoy en día, posee la sabiduría de llevar las riendas de su vida como madre, esposa y actriz.

Como hijo y nieto de una dinastía musical en Puerto Rico, Pedro Capó se crio rodeado de música y sabía que ese también sería su destino. Aun así, estaba convencido que para encontrar su voz, tendría que alejarse de la influencia de su legendario abuelo y papá, los dos Bobby Capó, y empezar de cero por sus propios méritos. Así fue como Pedro buscó su camino, primero en Minnesota y luego en Nueva York, cantando en clubs nocturnos y en las calles de la gran manzana y luego protagonizando en varias producciones musicales. Poco a poco, sus esfuerzos empezaron a dar fruto y logró establecer su nombre entre los grandes cantantes latinoamericanos. Hace poco, su mega-éxito Calma, ganó dos premios Grammys Latinos y el video musical que hizo con Farruko ha batido records mundiales, con más de mil millones de visitas en You Tube y millones más en otras plataformas.

Justina Machado’s lives by the motto that “It’s Never too Late.” After working for years as a supporting actor in popular television series, including HBO’s “Six Feet Under” and USA’s “The Queen of the South,” she landed her first lead role when she was in her early 40’s in the critically acclaimed show “One Day at A Time.” Like her on-screen character, Penelope Alvarez, in the re-imagined series from the 70’s, Machado is passionate about challenging stereotypes about what it means to be a Latinx family. She is especially proud to be part of a show that made its name by showcasing representation in all its forms, from PTSD, immigration, addiction, LGBQT, all of which she believes can help change the narrative. And because “it’s never too late,” she will be making her directorial debut next season as the show moves from Netflix to its new home at Pop TV.

Although the word entrepreneurship was not part of their vocabulary, from the time they were in high school, best friends Patty Rodriguez and Ariana Stein, began dreaming up ways that they could create successful business ventures, from hot dog stands to clothing lines. Their zeal for innovation finally paid off when they launched a publishing house to produce bilingual books for kids, which they named, Lil Libros. Born out of their desire to share their culture and heritage with their own children, the intrepid first-generation Mexican Americans tapped into an unexplored market. Today, their bilingual picture book series is hugely successful, but Patty and Ariana say that it might never have come to fruition if they hadn’t overcome their fear of failure and given themselves permission to reach for the stars.

Kelsey Martinez was born into a family of die-hard athletes in Pueblo, Colorado. There wasn't a sport that she and her siblings didn't love from the time they were children and their parents encouraged them to play them all. But it was a professional football that won Kelsey over when one of the best coaches in the NFL, Jon Gruden, recruited her and her boss, coach Tom Shaw, to become part of the coaching inner circle of the Oakland Raiders.

Kelsey knew that she would be the first female strength training coach in the history of the franchise, and the first Latina coach in the NFL, but she says she had no idea how big a deal it really was until the press came calling and the male coaches on the team told her that with her talent she had paved the way for their daughters to one day fulfill their dreams. Now she is on a mission to help others be their best on and off the field