ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Grammy award winners Ozomatli chats with Anthony Valadez about what makes Downtown Los Angeles special, performing across the globe, and what it takes to keep a band strong for over 30 years.
GP360 A Grand Performances Podcast explores the past, present, and future of free, public access to the performing arts at California Plaza in the heart of Downtown LA.
Timestamps:
(00:00) – Introduction
(04:45) – The Band's Creative Process
(07:59) – Rocking the Party
(13:50) – Having an Adventurous Spirit
(17:05) – Why DTLA Stands Out
(19:38) - Ozo, The Gumbo of LA!
(22:20) - Collaborators
(28:30) - Outro
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