EP.7 DOCUMENT IT

from Cortesnyc Livestream · host Christian Cortes

#Artlife - Cortes talks about the importance of documenting your art and your life and the different ways to do so, for example through video, journals, instagram, etc. #Culturetalk - Cortes and Carla talk about cliches and common misconceptions of Puerto Rican culture. #HablandoEspañol - escribir, documentar, portafolio, proceso, explorar, ajumao', pichea, china, sangano Find us on instagram - @cortesnyclivestream And on facebook - Cortesnyc Livestream

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