I Don't Understand It, But

My Greatest Obstacle Has To Be Accepting That The Business That I Chose To Be Part Of Is Based On Rejection And Constantly Trying To Prove Yourself. Letting Go Of Seeing My Accent And The Way I Speak As A Limitation. Accepting It As Who I Am And Where I Came From.

I Don't Believe In Failure. I Believe Every Setback Is An Opportunity To Learn, Regroup, Get Stronger, And Try Again.

I Admire Them [latinos] For Making Their Way Up And Opening New Opportunities For Other Latin Newcomers. Latinos Have Come A Long Way And The Roles And Opportunities Just Seem To Be Improving.

This Is My Motto: Rejection Is God's Protection.

I Was Ballet Dancing At Four, Playing Piano By Six, And Doing Commercials By 12. When I Was 21, I Was On The Number One Live Comedy Show In Puerto Rico. I Told My Parents, 'i'm Going To New York To Become A Performer.' And I Left.