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Product Description Now famous Nicaraguan salsa singer and percussionist Luis Enrique arrived in the United States alone, facing a different culture, an unknown language, and other obstacles common to newcomers. Undocumented for years, he attended La Serna High School in Whittier, California and worked wherever he could, considering his dream to become a singer almost impossible. Now, in this memoir, he weaves together the moments of suffering, love, fear, laughter, shock, and pain that led to his success. His angels and demons are exposed as he shares those experiences. About the Author Luis Enrique, The Prince of Salsa, is a Nicaraguan singer, songwriter, percussionist, and composer. His successes have garnered him many awards, including a Grammy, three Latin Grammys, three Lo Nuestro Awards, four Latin Billboard Music Awards, two Ronda Awards, and recognition from Applause, ACE, and ASCAP.Miguel Borda was born and raised in Colombia, where he studied music, audio, and video production. After working in television production and teaching, he moved to the U.S, where he oversees design and production for the church he attends, produces television commercials that are broadcast on UNIVISION and UNIMAS, and produces radio spots. In addition to his production work, he narrates audiobooks.