Mireya Ramos's guest appearances

Mireya Ramos

Central Standard

Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Eastside Punks Podcast

Tasty Brew Music

Tremenda Vaina

Live Life by Design Podcast

John Oates

Darrell Scott

Tim Easton

Woody Guthrie

Jim Lauderdale

Chad Elliott

Ray Bonneville

Amy Speace

Kelly Hunt

Jeff Black

Mandy Rowden

Carter Sampson

Courtney Patton

John Hartford

Martin Hayes

OwlTail

In our recent episodes of "Live Life by Design," we dive deep into judgment, personal growth, and empowerment. Our guest this week, Mireya Ramos, brings us this quote, "Keep doing what you're doing. We're all being judged by someone who isn't even close to having their act together." She offers a refreshing perspective on this, emphasizing the value of time and self-investment.Mireya then shares the heartbreak of losing a loved one, and life's fleeting nature. This pain, however, becomes a catalyst for resilience, growth, and a deeper understanding of life insurance. Drawing from Dory in "Finding Nemo," she champions the mantra "just keep swimming," showcasing how perspective can change everything.Reflecting on her Hispanic heritage and the pursuit of financial literacy, Mireya offers enlightening moments while discussing past traumas, highlighting the transition from escaping pain to actively seeking personal growth. Throughout, emphasizing the significance of surrounding oneself with the right people and the transformative power of mentorship.- Links -To learn more about Become An Investor -- &gt; www.BecomeAnInvestor.comTo learn more about Foreclosures -- &gt; www.fliphouseslivelife.com/foreclosureebook/Follow on Social Media -- &gt; @BecomeAnInvestor

In our recent episodes of "Live Life by Design," we dive deep into judgment, personal growth, and empowerment. Our guest this week, Mireya Ramos, brings us this quote, "Keep doing what you're doing. We're all being judged by someone who isn't even close to having their act together." She offers a refreshing perspective on this, emphasizing the value of time and self-investment.Mireya then shares the heartbreak of losing a loved one, and life's fleeting nature. This pain, however, becomes a catalyst for resilience, growth, and a deeper understanding of life insurance. Drawing from Dory in "Finding Nemo," she champions the mantra "just keep swimming," showcasing how perspective can change everything.Reflecting on her Hispanic heritage and the pursuit of financial literacy, Mireya offers enlightening moments while discussing past traumas, highlighting the transition from escaping pain to actively seeking personal growth. Throughout, emphasizing the significance of surrounding oneself with the right people and the transformative power of mentorship.- Links -To learn more about Become An Investor -- &gt; <a href="http://www.BecomeAnInvestor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.BecomeAnInvestor.com</a>To learn more about Foreclosures -- &gt; <a href="http://www.fliphouseslivelife.com/foreclosureebook/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fliphouseslivelife.com/foreclosureebook/</a>Follow on Social Media -- &gt; @BecomeAnInvestor

Episode 10: Beyond Tragedy: A Story of Growth and Empowerment with Mireya Ramos

Alguna vez en tu vida te han contado una historia tan improbable, tan extraña, cómica o loca que no la puedes creer? Bienvenido al mundo de Tremenda Vaina! En cada episodio te contamos, cuatro historias increíbles ,insospechables, absolutamente inimaginables, casi absurdas y totalmente asombrosas, de las cuatro historias solo una es mentira, cual sera? Eso es Tremenda Vaina! No te pierdas el podcast de Tremenda Vaina! Cada semana Roman Rojas y Danilo Alvarez te traen cuatro historias desde la ciudad de Nueva York!Invitada especial en el Ep. 22 ganadora del Grammy Latino Mireya Ramos.Las historias de esta semana! Tremenda Vaina #22El Cómelo Todo, El Origen Del Baile Del Ataud, Uno En Un Millon, Salvada Por La Silicona  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Alguna vez en tu vida te han contado una historia tan improbable, tan extraña, cómica o loca que no la puedes creer? Bienvenido al mundo de Tremenda Vaina! En cada episodio te contamos, cuatro historias increíbles ,insospechables, absolutamente inimaginables, casi absurdas y totalmente asombrosas, de las cuatro historias solo una es mentira, cual sera? Eso es Tremenda Vaina! No te pierdas el podcast de Tremenda Vaina! Cada semana Roman Rojas y Danilo Alvarez te traen cuatro historias desde la ciudad de Nueva York! Invitada especial en el Ep. 22 ganadora del Grammy Latino Mireya Ramos. Las historias de esta semana! Tremenda Vaina #22 El Cómelo Todo, El Origen Del Baile Del Ataud, Uno En Un Millon, Salvada Por La Silicona Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

22 - El Cómelo Todo, El Origen Del Baile Del Ataud, Uno En Un Millon, Salvada Por La Silicona (Con invitada Especial Ganadora Del Grammy Mireya Ramos)

It is not every day I meet a Grammy award winning artist.  That honor came to me some years back when my friend Beau Bledsoe of Kansas City’s Ensemble Iberica introduced me to the music of and the goddess that is Mireya Ramos… founder of the all female mariachi band Flor de Toloache. As you will hear in this episode of the Tasty Brew Music Podcast, Mireya has found a “heartland home” in the middle of what a lot of folks still consider “fly over country.” I’ve been fortunate enough to catch her shows sitting in with Ensemble Iberia, Slim Hanson and the Poor Choices and others at multiple venues in Kansas City. Mireya, with her Afro Caribbean roots (her mother is Dominican), grew up in Puerto Rico where her Mexican father’s mariachi band played in the family restaurant. She embodies all of her musical influences whether it is mariachi, salsa, merengue or hip-hop, she always creates a unique and refreshing sound. Although, classically trained through Suzuki method on the violin and orchestral experiences in college, her passion lies in folklore and other alternative genres. Her natural improvisational skills and beautiful tone both in her violin and her lyrical voice has made her one of the top Latin artists in this country. In 2007, she founded Movimiento, a mix of Latin American grooves with jazz and blues. In 2008, she co-founded Mariachi Flor de Toloache: New York’s first all-female mariachi band. They are Latin Grammy Award Winners and have been nominated again for a Latin Grammy in 2019. They recently were chosen to serenade Linda Ronstadt at Linda’s induction at the most recent Kennedy Center Honors in 2019! Being a genuine supporter of culture and empowerment of women, Mireya also founded an all-female Dominican roots group, the “809 Ladies” mixing merengue, pambiche, bachata and Caribbean roots music with jazz creating a unique concept and sound…a REAL Tasty Brew!   Mireya recently spent her birthday week in Kansas City and we squeezed in this conversation between an in store appearance at Mills Records, a house concert, a show at The Ship and a New Year’s Eve Show with Making Movies at The Truman. I was concerned about the hoarseness I had detected in her voice at the record store and kept this conversation shorter than I would have liked. I appreciate her graciousness in giving me the time we had together. Enjoy this conversation with a true national treasure…Mireya Ramos!

It is not every day I meet a Grammy award winning artist.  That honor came to me some years back when my friend Beau Bledsoe of Kansas City’s Ensemble Iberica introduced me to the music of and the goddess that is Mireya Ramos… founder of the all female mariachi band Flor de Toloache. As you will hear in this episode of the Tasty Brew Music Podcast, Mireya has found a “heartland home” in the middle of what a lot of folks still consider “fly over country.” I’ve been fortunate enough to catch her shows sitting in with Ensemble Iberia, Slim Hanson and the Poor Choices and others at multiple venues in Kansas City. Mireya, with her Afro Caribbean roots (her mother is Dominican), grew up in Puerto Rico where her Mexican father’s mariachi band played in the family restaurant. She embodies all of her musical influences whether it is mariachi, salsa, merengue or hip-hop, she always creates a unique and refreshing sound. Although, classically trained through Suzuki method on the violin and orchestral experiences in college, her passion lies in folklore and other alternative genres. Her natural improvisational skills and beautiful tone both in her violin and her lyrical voice has made her one of the top Latin artists in this country. In 2007, she founded Movimiento, a mix of Latin American grooves with jazz and blues. In 2008, she co-founded Mariachi Flor de Toloache: New York’s first all-female mariachi band. They are Latin Grammy Award Winners and have been nominated again for a Latin Grammy in 2019. They recently were chosen to serenade Linda Ronstadt at Linda’s induction at the most recent Kennedy Center Honors in 2019! Being a genuine supporter of culture and empowerment of women, Mireya also founded an all-female Dominican roots group, the “809 Ladies” mixing merengue, pambiche, bachata and Caribbean roots music with jazz creating a unique concept and sound…a REAL Tasty Brew! Mireya recently spent her birthday week in Kansas City and we squeezed in this conversation between an in store appearance at Mills Records, a house concert, a show at The Ship and a New Year’s Eve Show with Making Movies at The Truman. I was concerned about the hoarseness I had detected in her voice at the record store and kept this conversation shorter than I would have liked. I appreciate her graciousness in giving me the time we had together. Enjoy this conversation with a true national treasure…Mireya Ramos!

Mireya Ramos of Flor de Toloache - Grammy Anyone?