Living the Vida Loca, a teaser for a multimedia adventure connecting Latin American Sabor! to New York City via a new shortcut. Pixar, anyone? How about Dreamworks? Que sabroso.

Like Latin music? How about salsa, tango, La Marinera? Not your thing?

What about swordfighting to music, waving little white flags the size of handkerchiefs, or doing gymnastics with master Brazilian capoeistas?

Oh wait, maybe first, a Broadway extravangaza in the middle of the LIE. Or a trance dance or two on some Manhattan street or suburb?

No? Si si? Got you in a squeeze, a tight clinch, hearing the romantic serenades of Placido Domingo, Alejandro Fernandez, Cristian, or Marc Anthony? Or maybe, the Afro-Peruvian sounds of Oscar Aviles and his friends?

Well, what about hanging with a teenager who sings, dances, and calls on the Mary Poppin Powers of La Conga and Inca Water (for that vida loca samba where all of life's a marshmellow and good enough to eat)?

Or maybe, you're into interdimensional space travel in the Andes and the blue waters of the Amazon or the coasts of Peru, Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil?

What? How can all of that be in one moving experience?

Candelaria Solosabor is the reason. Ageless, Machu Pichu-born, speaks all number of languages to be the wonder guide she is, and travels by Broadway enchantment via the silver sceen.

What else do you call it?

Candelaria says, "You take a deep breath before you call it 'Aspiration'" and get to tango with Warren Aspiration, the greatest villain out of New York City since Chicago took over the theater in the Big Apple and Grease hit the tour America circuit.

Gotcha? Let's try some real Sabor... look below... connect... help produce it... Yes, you.

Who do you know within Six Degrees of Banderas, Hayek, Lithgow, Klein, Streep, Domingo, Marc Anthony, Susan Stroman, Rob Marshall or that family that directs and produces films about the Latino experience via Broadway, Japan, ballroom dance theater and the Congo-connection south of the border, the U.S. border that is?