Erica Alfaro, Daughter of Immigrant Farm Workers, Her Story of Struggle to International Success | Vivamos: Stories of Success With Eric Castelblanco

On this episode of the Vivamos Podcast, hosted by Eric Castelblanco, we sit down with the incredible Erica Alfaro, international keynote speaker, author, entrepreneur, and powerful voice in the Latino community.From the fields where her parents worked as farmworkers to global stages around the world, Erica’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Her iconic graduation photo — taken in the same fields where her parents labored — was meant to honor them… and ended up inspiring the world.You’ll hear her raw, real story: becoming a mother at 15, dropping out of high school, finding the courage to leave an unhealthy marriage, and rebuilding her life from the ground up. Today, she’s an international motivational speaker, a successful author, an entrepreneur helping other Latinos become published authors, and a proud, powerful mother.This is more than an interview — it’s a story of resilience, faith, courage, and transformation.Erica Alfaro, on the Vivamos Podcast with host Eric Castelblanco.Sandy Castelblanco-Bonaccorsi, an Emmy Nominated News Anchor and Reporter is the Executive Producer and Creator of Vivamos Podcast with 1 million views on YouTube. A podcast she started with her brother, Eric Castelblanco, Host, Harvard Law Attorney, an entrepreneur who built a $300 million law firm, protecting tenants' rights. Vivamos is a bilingual podcast on Spotify and Apple. The podcast has more than 1 million views on YouTube. A dynamic interview style show that brings successful guests, CEOs, Film Producers, International Motivational Speakers, and beyond, whose immigrant life stories uplift, inspire, and show the very best of the Latino community. Eric Castelblanco has his own immigrant story, the first in his family to go to college, and graduate from Harvard Law School, founded Castelblanco Law Group, a $300 million firm, obtaining large settlement amounts for tenants living in unsafe housing. Produced by: Sandy Castelblanco BonaccorsiAurelio Hernández Guerrero