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Friday
Jul292011

The Expat Files - 08/03/11

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How playing a musical instrument like guitar or piano really breaks the ice in LA, (even if you only know the first five bars of “Louie Louie”)  

I answer the many email queries about my own tortured path along the way to becoming a permanent Expat (and winning big in the game of life).    
 
Low and high profiles, and how to stay out of trouble in bad neighborhoods
 
Why the biggest Latin music stars, though hugely successful in their own countries and regions, almost never break out into international fame (the only exception being the hot Colombian diva, Shakira). And its not about the language barrier, since nearly all of them speak English. You’ll be surprised!

The real Mariachi band phenomena (not those corner Mexican restaurant versions), and a little bit about Ranchero music, Latin rock, and other popular Latin music styles that most Expats can’t stomach for more than three minutes.

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