Tag Archives: Hispanic Heritage Month

Houston Honors Community Leaders, Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

All too often when we turn on the news, we hear so much about people doing the bad things-- someone who has committed a crime and escaped, another person that is going to jail, murderers, rapists and thieves.  Sadly, most media coverage of minority communities is especially guilty of focusing on the negative, while … Continue Reading ››

Music Musings: Luis Fonsi

There are lots of good singers in the music industry today, and indeed many singers that are very good, if underrated. But then, once in while, you hear a singer so good that they literally stop you in your tracks.  Right then and there, you hear a voice that you'll literally never forget.  For me, one … Continue Reading ››

Music Musings: Jaci Velásquez

If there's one place that most people can be assured to experience music their week, that place is their house of worship.  Music traditions are as old as the churches, synagogues and mosques that practice them, if not older.  That's why it's no surprise that some of the best contemporary singers come from Contemporary Christian … Continue Reading ››