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Join Music Producer, Luciana Diaz of Chi Caribbean Productions, to learn about her career journey and how she because a musician and music producer that has helped other young people jump start their careers in the music industry. Learn tips on how to get started as a music producer. Discussion will be followed by musical performance. RSVP is recommended.

About Luciana Diaz — Music Producer, Community Leader, and Founder of Panas en Chicago

Luciana Diaz is a music producer, activist, and community leader born in Valencia, Venezuela, and based in Chicago. Her journey began as a radio journalist at Rumbera Network Tucacas, where she discovered her passion for music, communication, and connecting with communities through art and storytelling.

Influenced by a wide spectrum of genres Reggae, Reggaeton, Boom Bap, Hip Hop, Latin House, Salsa, Rap, and Dembow. Luciana has developed a distinctive sound that blends the soul of the Caribbean with the urban energy of Chicago. As founder of Chi Caribbean Productions LLC, she works to fuse sonic and cultural identities while supporting artists who share a spiritual and authentic vision. Her label also gave rise to Los Caribeños Music Studio, a creative hub where producers, musicians, and emerging talent collaborate to create music with purpose. Her discography includes four albums spanning Hip Hop, Lo-Fi, Reggaeton, and experimental electronic music.

Beyond music, Luciana is the founder and president of Panas en Chicago, a nonprofit organization established in 2017 to support Venezuelan and immigrant communities in Illinois. According to reports from City Bureau and other local media, she has led social, cultural, and educational assistance programs serving hundreds of newly arrived families, promoting integration and empowerment through art, education, and faith.

Her community work extends to youth development. She founded The Sanctuary Studio, located inside Olivet United Methodist Church in West Garfield Park, a space of hope where children and teenagers learn music production and creative development through the Cooking Beats program, also implemented in several Chicago public schools. This initiative teaches young people not only how to produce music, but how to discover their voice and purpose amid challenging circumstances.

Luciana Diaz represents the intersection of music, community, and faith. As a CEO, producer, and mentor, she continues to expand her vision: building a network of artists and cultural spaces that inspire social transformation and elevate the power of art as a bridge between worlds.

You can follow Luciana at:
 https://www.instagram.com/lucianadiazprod/ 
and at
https://clozer.io/lucianadiaz

Únete a la productora musical Luciana Díaz de Chi Caribbean Productions para conocer su trayectoria profesional y cómo se convirtió en una música y productora musical que ha ayudado a otros jóvenes a iniciar sus carreras en la industria musical. Aprende consejos sobre cómo comenzar como productor musical. La discusión será seguida por una presentación musical. Se recomienda confirmar asistencia (RSVP).

Acerca de Luciana Díaz — Productora Musical, Líder en la Comunidad y Fundadora de Panas en Chicago

Luciana Díaz es productora musical, activista y líder comunitaria, nacida en Valencia, Venezuela, y basada en Chicago. Su camino comenzó como periodista de radio en Rumbera Network Tucacas, donde descubrió su pasión por la música, la comunicación y la conexión con las comunidades a través del arte y la narrativa.

Luciana Díaz representa la intersección de música, comunidad y fe. Como CEO, productora y mentora, continúa expandiendo su visión: construyendo una red de artistas y espacios culturales que inspiran la transformación social y elevan el poder del arte como un puente entre mundos.

Puedes seguir a Luciana en:
https://www.instagram.com/lucianadiazprod/
y en
https://clozer.io/lucianadiaz

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