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The Sad Truth Is That Opportunity Doesn't Knock Twice. You Can Put Things Off Until Tomorrow But Tomorrow May Never Come. Where Will You Be A Few Years Down The Line. Will It Be Everything You Dreamed Of. We Seal Our Fate With The Choices We Take, But Don't Give A Second Thought To The Chances We Take.

Esperando (cuando Cuba Sea Libre) Is Probably One Of The Most Personal Songs From The New [september, 2007] Cd, "90 Millas" . . . As It Really Speaks About The Celebration, Nostalgia And Emotion That Will Happen The Day Cuba Is Free. If We're To Move Forward In Cuba, We Really Have To Have A Lot Of Forgiveness For Each Other And Look Towards The Future.

I'd Like Them To See That Those Things That Set Us Apart Or Make Us Different Can Be Wonderful Contributions To The World Around Us. I'd Like Them To See That Size And Color Are Irrelevant To The Dreams We Envision For Ourselves. And I'd Also Love For Them To See That Life Is A Journey, And Every Step Of The Way, We Can Learn Something And Become Stronger And Wiser.

I Wrote These Two Songs ["coming Out Of The Dark" And "always Tomorrow"] As A Celebration Of Hope. And I Want To Send It Out To All Of Those People Who Are Suffering Through This Terrible Disaster [hurricane Katrina], And Please Know That You Are Not Alone - And You Will Not Be.

I Wanted To Talk To Very Young Kids About Self-image And About Being Different And How That Can Be Your Strength, Especially From The Immigrant Perspective.