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Proud Sponsor Of
Recording Artist
Valeria Gonzales
Name: Valeria Gonzales
Age: 20
Height: 5’2
Eyes: Brown
Home: San Antonio TX
Graduate Of: Brackenridge High School
Style Of Music: Pop Rock & Alternative
Her name is Valeria Gonzales; she’s a 20 year old Latina, and a
graduate from Brackenridge High School in San Antonio Texas. Valeria
began singing and dancing at the age of five. “Ever since I can remember
I’ve been given opportunities to perform in many different places”
Valeria said. At the age of 7 Valeria performed for a small period of
time on The Caribbean Cruise Ship to Mexico then again at the age of 9
she performed on the Carnival Cruise Ship to the Bahamas. Valeria has
been involved in theater which includes performances in Cats, Grease,
Annie, and Westside Story. Valeria’s singing and dancing experiences
have aloud her to perform at many major cities like Los Angeles,
Washington D.C, and Los Vegas. Valeria also had an opportunity to
perform at the Nickelodeon Studio’s in Florida; one special performance
she remembers was being cast as Dorothy in Liberal Kansas for the Wizard
of Oz Festival which included some of the original surviving cast
members.
At the age of 12 Valeria join The Network for Young
Artist in San Antonio Texas, (N.Y.A), A non-profit organization that
teaches kids from the age of 4 to 20 who want to learn how perform,
sing, dance, or play and instrument. This organization teaches
leadership, stage presents, vocal technique, basically everything an
artist needs to know about stage performances plus it promotes staying
in school and leadership by example. Here at N.Y.A Valeria was able to
expand her talents by performing at over 150 events per year such as
Market Square, The Radisson Hill Country Resort, and St. Mary’s Oyster
Bake. At the age of 14 Valeria began performing with Pasty Torres, (A
Tejano Super Star), with the Positive force tour. This program focused
on informing students about the hazards of dugs, alcohol, and gangs
while entertaining with music and dance. At the same time Valeria was a
member of a dance group called Urban Assault and had the opportunity to
perform at the Jagged Edge, Lil bow Wow Concert in 2004, in July 2005
she performed as a special guest for the 2005 Miss Latina World Pageant,
this gave her a chance to see how she can measure up to the presser of a
professional level performance on a world wide stage. In 2007 Valeria
performed for Red McCombs and his Auto Dealer Ships, Oyster Bake
and several Fiesta Events,
The
Houston Street Fair, Café Latino, (a local San Antonio Restaurant)
In 2008 Valeria performed for the Pocket Communications Next Big Star
Promotion, The 94.1 KTFM Rewind Block Party and The 2008 Final 4
Concert. Symmetric Sound Productions is proud
to be working with Valeria, She is currently in the studio working on
her first CD, The music is being written and produced by Mr. Danny Patino of Symmetric Sound Productions and will consist a mix of pop,
rock and alternative.
“Valeria is a beautiful creative, and talented Latina”, said Mr. Patino she is an all around performer with a very captivating voice. Symmetric Sound Productions is proud to present and represent Valeria Gonzales and is looking forward to a long and successful partnership.
Valeria's Music
1.
Sorry
2.
In The Air Tonight
Name: Alisa Claridy
Age: Guess
Height: 5’2
Hair: blk Eyes: drk brn
Home: San Antonio, Texas
School: William Howard Taft
Style of Music: Contemporary R&b, Gospel
My Name is Alisa Claridy, and I have lived in San Antonio
all my life. I began singing at the age of 5. At the age of 14,
I joined a teenage singing group called "Young Love". We toured
teen clubs and opened for La Franze at the Amphitheatre. I
graduated from William Howard Taft, where I lettered in Drama
and Choir. I sang the national anthem for the National Honor
Society inductees, and in my spare time I was a part of a break
dancing group called "American Connection". I was also the first
girl to do "pop-locking" in my neighborhood. Performing for
various church groups and at talent shows is how I fell in love
with performing. From there, I went on singing for various
Fashion Shows. When I graduated from Taft, I won 1st place in
The San Antonio "Our Part Of Town" talent show, and went on to
win Miss Garza of San Antonio, as well as to win "Miss Most
Talented" for the Miss Community Center Pageant .
At the age of 16, I auditioned for my first Sterling Houston
musical, Allellia, at The Carver Cultural Center. In the
production, I played a blues singer by the name of Bethel Lee
who took after the great Bessie Smith. This role opened doors to
performing in such musicals as "Ain’t Misbehaving", "La Frantera",
"Once on this Island", "CameoLand", and "Music for The Soul"
which led to me winning an award for "Best Supporting Actress in
a Musical" at the ATAC Global Awards. I have performed at most
of the theatres here in San Antonio, to include Guadalupe, The
Carver Cultural Center, Jumpstart, and the Josephine Theatre.
Years later, I signed with an independent label by the name of
Urban Artist Records. Due to the label folding the contract was
voided out and I went on to compete in "Showtime at the Apollo",
in New York, where I was received well by the audience. From
there, I went on to join a band called "Michael Michael and the
Max", as well as playing with many well known groups of the 80’s
such as "Simply Smooth", "Differenze", "Smoke And Fire", and the
"Power House Divas".
I went on to compete in an expo put on at The Carver
Cultural Center by Carolyn Beverly which led to the finals round
in Houston where I won 1st place by myself, as well as winning
1st place with my female group Differenze. I was also nominated
for "Performer of the Year" which allowed me to perform with an
orchestra for the opening of the televised Sammy Davis Jr. Award
Show in Houston. In 2005, I competed and won in the "Gimmie the
Mic" contest of San Antonio. The desire for being in a group
setting changed when I started recording and doing various
projects with such artists as Jimmy Spacek and The Fever, Victor
Adams, Coyote Dreams, Chuck L, Clark Stevens, and Tony Manga.
I started doing various events around the city such as the
Arneson River Theatre, and La Semana Alegre. Along the way, I
was privileged to be opening for artists such as Shi, Silk, and
Mint Condition. This continued when I met a promoter named Ricky
Stevens and he booked me to open for various artists such as
High Five, Bobby Blue Bland, Art Porter, Jeff Lorber, Chaka Khan
and Najee. I have also shared a stage with Brian McKnight. I
then was picked to sing background vocals with Estefan Mendez
and toured with him and Jesse Boddego, around the city singing
tejano.
My stage career kept taking demand of my life and that’s
when I toured the schools with a play called La Frantera written
by Sterling Houston, that was based on racism in 2000. I played
a 16 yr old and also doubled as "Big Mamma". I also went on to
play a Ghost in "CameoLand". I then went back to do the band
thing but this time I was the lead singer in a band called "The
Fat Katz". I started moving around the city getting to play with
various musicians such as Frank Radarte, and bands like Texas
Radio, My first love is theatre. I was not meant to sing because
I was born with a cleft palate and I was in need of speech and
tubes in my ears. God had other plans. As I got older people
kept telling me that when I sang they felt chills and that I am
anointed. I just want to do the best I can in Gods Ministry
called Music....
www.myspace.com/alisaclaridy
Alisa's Music
1.
Down With You
2.
I'm A Dream Believer
3.
Lovingly
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