Carlos Reynosa

Carlos Reynosa began his career in the arts as a young man working as an actor and model in California, New York and Europe. Soon his talent and vision brought him behind the camera. Carlos has been working as a photographer since 1983. He has worked for Rolling Stone, Interview, Mademoiselle, In Style, Young Miss and many other publications. He has photographed countless celebrities such as Los Lobos, Johnny Depp, Milla Jovovitch, Cameron Diaz, Luke Perry, Sheryl Linnfinn, Esa Morales and Jessie Barrego; the list goes on. Carlos' work creating diverse images made his transition into music video directing a natural expansion of his artistic and spiritual expression. From his debut CD he has completed seven videos: One Bright Day, Follow The Children, Disarray, Stranger, I Cried, Lonely Prayer, and Little Boy. These videos can be seen on Carlos' public access television show "LOBO VIDEO", which airs on various cable systems throughout Southern California. Writing and producing his first CD with complete creative control both challenged and broadened Carlos' artistic experience. Working always with great passion and persistence he is humbly proud of his achievements. The wide variety of Carlos' artistic endeavors, truly make him a modern day renaissance man.

Carlos Reynosa, with or without his band Rain, has been playing fund raisers, colleges, pow-wows, festivals, coffee houses and clubs. Some of the events and places he has performed are:

Benefit concerts Native American Guardians of Sacred Lands Dineh (Navajo) Feed The Children Foundation Toys For Tots Native American Cancer Walk Alive & Well Community Health Center Native American Aids Project

Pet Adoption Fund California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Fullerton Crafton Hills College Riverside Community College Chumash Pow Wow Eternal Flame Pow Wow ... and a whole series of coffee houses, clubs, and more!

Traditional Peoples Gathering Pow Wow Field of Plenty Pow Wow Honoring Our Elders Pow Wow Indian Springs Ranch Pow Wow Southwest Museum American Indian Day Festival Native American Heritage Week OCB Trading Post Oct.10, 1998

If you are interested in booking Carlos Reynosa for a performance, or wish to purchase tapes, CDs, or T-shirts, contact him at (818)364-0029, or send him mail at Sacred Circle, 13680 Woodcock Ave., Sylmar, CA, 91342.

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