Pinkafé - The Podcast

This time we had an inspiring chat with Pinkafesa Ydelays (@ydelays), a Venezuelan beauty guru whose passion for makeup and learning led her to create a community and a whole brand (@goldendreambeauty) for people who, just like her, love being creative and brave.

Patience played a big role during her journey, and she has some wise words to share about it.

On this episode The Trejos sisters talked with Nena Estrada, founder and CEO of Nena Couture, about her product and the importance of being consistent and persistent in business: Si no hay puertas que abrir ¡Construye una! They also spotlighted Kat Echazarreta, the first Mexican-born woman traveling to space, and chatted with Lulu Cordero from Bomba Curls about her journey as a Latina entrepreneur.

This time, The Trejos Sisters discuss master classes, webinars, and workshops, and chat with fellow LATV hosts AK Lopez and Claudia Alvarado. This episode is about growth and taking risks. They also talk with Regina Merson about giving back to the community and spotlight Vanessa Santos' work as co-CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina.

In this episode, our hosts are joined by Stephanie Montes, the founder of Brand Nue. They talked about the importance of family when being an entrepreneur, and about her revolutionary product that empowers women and cherishes all bodies in any shape and form. Later in the show, they had a motivational session with speaker Regina Carrot, who helps women uncover their potential. In Venti News, they discussed Jennifer Lopez's recent commitment to support Latina-owned businesses.

We had a chat with Lissette Calveiro, an influencer coach and content creator, who shared how she started prioritizing her career and her wellbeing when she became a freelancer, to later help influencers  create an impact among their communities.

 Tamara Mena is a motivational speaker with a powerful story, she survived an accident that changed her life and now she’s sharing her story to empower people with disabilities to embrace themselves. Tamara is changing the narrative for the ones who feel limited about their conditions, she’s truly a Pinkafesa!

On this episode, the jefa of jefas sits down with us to share her journey from working in a corporate environment, to working freelance in media and starting her empire. Ana Flores is the founder of the iconic platform We All Grow Latina and shares all of her tips on how to become a business owner!

Erlinda and Martha are the founders of a community of Latina sommeliers bringing together the voices of other Latina wine lovers and making a space for them inside the sommelier industry around the U.S. They joined their talents to build a beautiful community full of passion and the first of its kind.

We had the chance to sit down with Brenda Gonzalez & Ana Sheila Victorino, the hosts of Tamarindo Podcast who spice up every conversation with their personalities, no matter what the topic is about.  

Brenda brings her passion for politics to the show often in the form of comical rants and Ana Sheila has a passion for giving back and co-founded a leadership development program that trains young Latinas from low income areas of Los Angeles. Check them out only on Pinkafé!

On this episode we talked with Michell Freyre, the SVP General Manager at Clinique, who’s in the top 50 Most Powerful Latinas in Business for 2 years in a row. Michelle shared with us how she brings her values into her corporate job to keep herself passionate about what she does.

This time we had a cafecito with Val & Gelly, founders of Posh Palma Styles, a lifestyle brand and community. They created a space where women can escape to a very stylish paradise. They came from different backgrounds, but this project combined their talents to make them business partners while navigating into entrepreneurship.

Verónica Sánchez, mother of two beautiful girls, is the owner of 36 McDonald’s restaurants and a Pinkafesa who wants to make a difference in the lives of her community with providing a new opportunity for women.

 She’s also been supporting underprivileged women with non-profit organizations such as the Downtown Women's Center. Get to kno her story!

 The CEO and Co-Founder of Caribu, Maxeme Tuchman isa pioneer in technology business, where only 8% are Latinos and most are men. Caribú is the perfect example of a space full of diversity, family values and resilience, opening doors for the next generation of Latino creators.

Lifestyle photographer shares her perspective on her corporate job and her side hustle and passion: photography. 

On today’s show… a fellow powerful Latina podcaster duo.

We’re dedicating our Venti News to all the Madres entrepreneurs (aka madrepreneurs)

Also, get to know PR maven and entrepreneur Nayira Castellanos.

Plus, Guilini Wever we’ll be on set with us sharing her fitness journey and entrepreneurial story. 

Julissa Prado, Founder, and CEO of Rizos Curls talks to us about turning dreams into a reality. She created her perfect formula for defined, bouncy, shiny, frizz-free, soft, voluminous curls, PLUS, an incredible community for women online and she is sharing it with the world.

Mercedes Rojas, from Venezuela, was always influenced by many varieties of her grandmother's food and homemade recipes. Mercedes began her culinary career in Miami and continued to travel the United States working on her cooking career. New York, New Jersey, and California. Now, Mercedes, along with her brother Zeus, owns “The Arepa Stand,” a concept of Venezuelan arepas with a Los Angeles twist.

Arie Rose is a Latina building her empire in Los Angeles, CA. In just a short time she has made a major impact as an influencer across the nation. As the creator of the women empowerment events "Sip and Slay", Arie Rose has become one of the most sought-after motivational speaker who is empowering millennials across the map. This gorgeous mexicana sits down with us on the set of Pinkafé on LATV.

With eight years of experience working in public relations for multicultural and general markets, Berenice has vast experience in strategic communications, managing accounts and executing media relations and influencer programs for clients. She recently launched Treintañera, a female-focused podcast in Spanish, where she interviews friends and specialists about topics of interest for women in their thirties. Berenice joined us from New York and her journey is going to have you laughing.