Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
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155 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Sep
Isabella Gomez Sarmiento’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I hope that season two does contain some more of that relationship between parent and child.
I feel like there's this really great moment between Ella Rubin's character Annie and her dad and sort of contending with how their family has or has not confronted the grief of not having a mom.
And I and I hope we get to see some more of that in season two.
I think
It is also just a really powerful way of looking at coming of age and of, you know, confronting absences in your life that maybe up until that point you have normalized.
I'm excited to see where the show takes that in the second season.
Well, this week I have started to feel a chill in the New York City air in the morning.
We are beginning the transition, perhaps, from summer to fall.
And I'm leaning into summer by listening to an album that came out at the end of May.
It's by the Spanish Venezuelan group Santa Marta.
The album is called La Esquina Masuolenta.
And it's this kind of amalgamation of folkloric, Afro-Venezuelan rhythms.
production, there's some rapping, there's some really beautiful harmonizing.
It's this very eclectic mix of the sort of old and new influences, bridging, you know, both sides of the Atlantic.
It's just bursting with energy.
The song Mar Caribe in particular, which is like an ode to Caribbean culture, is one I keep coming back to.
That's the song Mar Caribe by the band Santa Marta off of their new album La Esquina Más Violenta.
I agree.
I think the most fun festival experiences I have had have been when you're closer to the back or in an open field situation.
You have lots of room to dance with your friends.
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