Hello, friends! Today I want to share some thoughts from a peaceful night in Mexico City, where the Christmas chill is already in the air, and the spirit of unity among families is palpable. These nighttime walks always inspire me: I love observing how people live their lives, connecting with their realities, and realizing how much we have in common despite our differences.
Lately, I've been reflecting on the importance of balancing intense moments with moments of calm. After a whirlwind of events and travels, I've enjoyed a small break, surrounded by my family and my beloved furry companion, GĆ¼ero. These moments remind me how valuable it is to disconnect, reorganize, and prepare for whatās coming.
Recently, I had the honor of singing at an event in defense of human rights. It was a magical experience, surrounded by about 200 people, where I was in charge of the musical part. The positive energy that arises when you work for something you deeply believe in is indescribable. Through music, art, and peaceful communication, I believe we can make a positive impact on those around us, even on those who may disagree with us.
On the other hand, Iām moving forward with several exciting projects. Iām working on recording new, original material for my musicācurrently in the fundraising and development stage. Iāve also spent some time creating Christmas products for my online store at BrendaMarie.TV. I love designing items that reflect my personality and art, from song lyrics to details inspired by original themes like Gladiator.
I want to leave you with a positive message: gratitude and the value of appreciating what we have. Life is a constant balancing act between the speed of busy days and the calm of free moments. At every stage, it's important to remember that we are not mere spectators. We have the power to create our own reality, to visualize our future, and to shape what we want to achieve.
So, I encourage you to find that purpose that gives you direction, to stay grateful, and to keep building a path full of intention and meaning.
Sending you a big hug from Mexico City! I hope to connect with you soon in a live session, maybe to sing you a few songs. As we say in Puerto Rico: We love you for free!
With love,Brenda Marie
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