Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Como Baila Mi Pueblo" is a song about celebrating community, particularly for Latin Americans who are far from their home countries and building a life in the U.S. It fosters a sense of belonging, inviting people to reconnect with their roots through the universal language of music and dance. The song also commemorates Women's Month, highlighting musicians like Cira Moser, Estefanía Núñez, and Luana Brazzan. At its heart, Como Baila Mi Pueblo is an invitation to come together, share and embrace traditions, and honor the richness of Latin American heritage, recognizing the strength found in cultural identity and community.
Featuring:
Manuela Sánchez Goubert – Voice – @manuelasanchezgb
Ciara Moser – Bass – @moserciara
Estefania Nuñez – Piano – @estefania_nunez_villamandos
Luana Brazzan – Drums – @luana_brazzan
Indira Fe Sánchez Bhajan – A. Guitar – @indirafesam21
Juan Diego Panadero – Clarinet – @juandiegopanadero
Juan Sebastián Ramírez Cubides – Congas – @juansebastian_ramirez
Valentina Garcia – Bacground vocals – @valens.music
Miguel Morales – Arranger – @miguelmorales742
Video and Audio Production:
Video Producer and director: Jeannie Greeley
Gimbal camera: Steffan Hacker
Cameras: Jeannie Greeley, Michael Borgida, Sage Shriver Blough
Editor: Sage Shriver Blough
Recording Engineer: Andres Gonzalez-Cardona, Jacob Lopez
Recording Assistants: Miles David, Chiara Baume
Production assistants: Izabella Martinez, Arthur Yearsley, Anna Kornis
"Como Baila Mi Pueblo" is a song about celebrating community, particularly for Latin Americans who are far from their home countries and building a life in the U.S. It fosters a sense of belonging, inviting people to reconnect with their roots through the universal language of music and dance. The song also commemorates Women's Month, highlighting musicians like Cira Moser, Estefanía Núñez, and Luana Brazzan. At its heart, Como Baila Mi Pueblo is an invitation to come together, share and embrace traditions, and honor the richness of Latin American heritage, recognizing the strength found in cultural identity and community.
Featuring:
Manuela Sánchez Goubert – Voice – @manuelasanchezgb
Ciara Moser – Bass – @moserciara
Estefania Nuñez – Piano – @estefania_nunez_villamandos
Luana Brazzan – Drums – @luana_brazzan
Indira Fe Sánchez Bhajan – A. Guitar – @indirafesam21
Juan Diego Panadero – Clarinet – @juandiegopanadero
Juan Sebastián Ramírez Cubides – Congas – @juansebastian_ramirez
Valentina Garcia – Bacground vocals – @valens.music
Miguel Morales – Arranger – @miguelmorales742
Video and Audio Production:
Video Producer and director: Jeannie Greeley
Gimbal camera: Steffan Hacker
Cameras: Jeannie Greeley, Michael Borgida, Sage Shriver Blough
Editor: Sage Shriver Blough
Recording Engineer: Andres Gonzalez-Cardona, Jacob Lopez
Recording Assistants: Miles David, Chiara Baume
Production assistants: Izabella Martinez, Arthur Yearsley, Anna Kornis
