Jaime Cesar

FINALLY!!! 😅
—Pageantry Storytelling time—

There is a lot more I could share but I believe the core message is in here. Again, it’s always worth exploring your interests, and though it can be hard, it’s also ok to learn that certain paths you used to value are not what you thought would be.

Also, for anyone online, an international pageant is a really difficult process, really hard, so please bring kindness and support to participants. Believe me, you don’t know until you live through it. We tend to ignore that there can be fear, and that many people endure irregularities because they think “they have to” and/or that’s the «only opportunity» they have. In terms of public opinion, a brand will always be in a much more advantageous position than an individual. The fact that an audience easily passes the page because they don’t want to end their source of fantasy/entertainment/content (sometimes income) does not invalidate the courage of those participants who have spoken up.

I’d also like to say that my comments reflect my personal perspective only. They are not intended to harm, offend, or misrepresent anyone involved. I do not take responsibility for how my words may be interpreted, and I encourage readers to consider them in the spirit of open discussion and personal perspective.
 
Thank you always!!

I’ve lived half of my life away from the place where I was born, and a third outside Venezuela. I still find habits I have conflict with, things that I unfortunately learned growing up. But, there are others, the good ones: I don’t rehearse them, I don’t plan them, they just wake up in my veins when sounds around me can be recognized by my ancestors.
They just happen.

The Cruz de Mayo (May Cross) is a vibrant, deeply rooted cultural and religious celebration in Venezuela observed throughout the month of May. It blends Catholic, Indigenous, and Afro-Venezuelan traditions to honor the Holy Cross, thank Mother Nature, and pray for abundant rain, bountiful harvests and other blessings as the wet season begins.

Thanks to for bringing this knowledge all the way here; wonderfully hosted by

A clip from during the

Performing with Serena is one of those cases where we don’t need to talk. Somehow our voices find their path together; they predict each other.
The walking was just a brief chat before going onstage and it felt like our bodies just knew what to do.

We wanted to end the song with the challenge of not looking at each other to end the phrase in sync, and I still get chills when seeing how it ended.
I remember people’s face when that happened too.

What a gift to the heart this show was, what a gift to my soul Serena is.