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Gonzalo Zulueta is a European-American actor, pilot, entrepreneur, host and model born and raised in Miami, FL. He is best known for his staring role as Nico in "This Never Happened", a Marvista FOX production for Tubi. Zulueta also interpreted the iconic villain Charly in "4 Ever" on Disney Plus. He currently earned his pilot certification from Pilot Training Center and now teaches our future pilot students on how to fly.
Leonardo Jaques is a Mexican singer-songwriter and performer, best known as one half of the dynamic music duo FariLeo, alongside his lifelong friend Farid Aldama. Hailing from Mexico City, the pair began their artistic journey serenading passersby on local streets, an origin story Leonardo fondly recounts in Episode 2 of their series. Together, they’ve since evolved into a formidable musical force, writing and performing original tracks such as Sttv, Dembow, Huellas, and Alucinaciones with each blending contemporary Latin urban rhythms with heartfelt lyrics. Their creative process is fully collaborative, with both members credited as songwriters on these releases FariLeo’s music resonates broadly across the digital music landscape, available on platforms such as YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Pandora, Deezer, Tidal, and more while underscoring their growing reach in the Latin music scene .With their authentic chemistry and shared journey from street performers to concert stages, Leonardo Jaques continues to help shape FariLeo’s evolving sound and identity.
Stephanie K. Nihon, born in Nassau, Bahamas, is a trailblazing Bahamian creative known for her work as a model, producer, writer, and talent developer. She began her career at age 15 as the first Bahamian model to sign with Elite Model Management, later appearing in Italian Vogue and walking international runways. After years in the fashion industry, she shifted her focus to nurturing Caribbean talent, helping dozens of Bahamian models and actors break into global markets. Nihon is best known as the creator, co-writer, and executive producer of Goombay Kids, the first narrative, live-action children’s TV show produced in the Bahamas. The series has earned over 15 international awards, including honors at the Cannes World Film Festival, and became the first Bahamian children's show to secure a North American streaming deal. Through her company LFD Productions and initiatives like The Cays Conference, Nihon continues to champion cultural storytelling, youth empowerment, and representation in entertainment across the Caribbean.
Lockwood was born in Los Angeles, California, coming from a parents who were actors she started acting at an early age and she pursued her dream. Lockwood had been in shows and films such as from Hawaii Five-O, CSI New York, Shoot the Hero, and Lords of Dogtown and more. Most recently she worked on A Line of a Fire releasing this summer. Lockwood is the creator of an original vase jewelry designed to hold flowers called Fleurings. She is also a certified Bikram Yoga teacher and a fine art painter.
Christopher L. Mitchell was born in New York, and studied at both Fashion Institute of Technology and Pratt Institute. Mitchell has been visiting Haiti since childhood to see family. While he began photographing Kanaval during those visits, it wasn’t until moving to Haiti full-time in 2008 that he deeply immersed himself in documenting and interviewing for Kanaval and Souvenance. His work spans directing, filming, editing, and producing, reflecting his hands-on involvement in every aspect of the creative process.
Emmanuel “Manny” Millien, born in Port-au-Prince and raised in Cap-Haitien, Haiti, moved to Miami at sixteen. He studied at North Senior High, earned a degree in Travel & Tourism from Miami Dade College, and later a Hospitality Management degree from FIU. A passionate philanthropist, he founded the Miami International Voodoo Museum to preserve and promote Afro-Culture, especially Voodoo, through cultural tourism.
Brianna Page, born in South Florida in 2004, is of Puerto Rican and Chinese descent and a recent graduate of Florida International University, where she earned her degree in Business Management and International Business. During her time at FIU, she worked as an Operations Assistant at WTDC Logistics, supporting business development initiatives to improve operational efficiency. She has held several leadership roles, including Executive Vice President of Alpha Kappa Psi, President of the International Business Honor Society, and a Student Ambassador for the FIU Alumni Association. Brianna also directs a nonprofit organization, the Bandhwari Women’s Project, which empowers artisan women in India by selling their handmade clothing in the U.S. She co-led a successful fashion show fundraiser that raised over $1,000 and secured key partnerships. Now an intern at Make-A-Wish, Brianna continues to deepen her commitment to purpose-driven work. As a fellow at the Ratcliffe Art + Design Incubator, she has gained mentorship and entrepreneurial experience, which continue to shape her global impact.
Shirley Ramirez, a 24-year-old Dominican-Colombian from Miami, has made a name for herself through her multifaceted journey in pageantry, performance, and purpose-driven leadership. Representing Florida at Miss Grand USA, Shirley brought with her a foundation rooted in discipline, empathy, and humility values instilled throughout her upbringing. A graduate of Florida International University with a degree in International Business and a licensed realtor, she also discovered a deep passion for aerial arts, becoming an instructor at just 19. Her return to the stage through pageantry reignited her love for performance, leading her to represent the Dominican Republic at Miss Hispanic International 2023. She also contributed behind the scenes as an assistant choreographer for Miss Universe Cuba and Miss Grand USA, working under lead choreographer Phillipe, and has served as a coach for aspiring competitors. Offstage, Shirley has trained as a dancer at Show Stopper Studio, co-founded The Soul Run Club to empower women through movement and service, and even completed her first ultramarathon. Her experience at Miss Grand USA stands as a testament to her commitment to growth, connection, and the power of living with purpose and heart
Justin Alexander, 32, is an African American content creator from Chicago, best known online as The Ship Life and JTHENOMAD. A former cruise ship crew member, he has transformed his passion for travel into a full-time career as an Influencer and YouTuber. Having explored over 70 countries, Justin now vacations for a living, with a primary focus on cruises aboard Royal Caribbean, Carnival, MSC, NCL, Virgin, and more. His content highlights vacation reviews, expert tips, industry news, and travel insights, all while working toward his long-term goal of giving away vacations to people who might not otherwise afford them, a mission fueled by his belief that travel is the greatest teacher. Since launching his social media journey in 2018, Justin has continued to grow his platform with no plans of slowing down, embracing the challenges and rewards of what he calls the best job in the world.