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  • Dr. Gabriel Cubillos analiza la mínima invasión con láser y la seguridad del paciente en procedimientos modernos

    Dr. Gabriel Cubillos analiza la mínima invasión con láser y explica criterios de seguridad, selección del paciente y seguimiento en procedimientos modernos.

    La mínima invasión no es una moda: es hacer lo indicado con el menor trauma posible, sin comprometer la seguridad del paciente.”
    — Dr. Gabriel Cubillos

    BOGOTá , CUNDINAMARCA, COLOMBIA, February 11, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — En una época en la que la medicina estética y los procedimientos corporales se han popularizado en redes sociales, la discusión sobre seguridad del paciente vuelve a ocupar el centro del debate clínico. Cada vez más, periodistas, sociedades médicas y pacientes plantean la misma pregunta: ¿cómo distinguir entre una innovación responsable y una tendencia presentada sin contexto? En ese escenario, el Dr. Gabriel Cubillos, médico y cirujano colombiano con trayectoria en el abordaje clínico de obesidad, sobrepeso y salud metabólica, sostiene que el verdadero avance en procedimientos modernos no se mide por el “antes y después”, sino por la capacidad de reducir riesgos, mejorar la experiencia de recuperación y tomar decisiones basadas en criterio médico.

    Para el Dr. Cubillos, la filosofía de la mínima invasión se resume en una frase que se ha convertido en un principio clínico: “La mejor cicatriz es la que no se hace”. Con esa idea, explica, no se busca banalizar la cirugía ni reducir la medicina a un eslogan; se busca subrayar que, cuando el caso lo permite, un enfoque menos agresivo —con incisiones más pequeñas o técnicas que disminuyan el trauma tisular— puede traducirse en una recuperación más controlada y, en algunos pacientes, en mejores condiciones para cumplir el seguimiento.

    “La mínima invasión no significa ‘hacer menos’ por moda. Significa hacer lo indicado con el menor trauma posible, sin comprometer la seguridad”, afirma Cubillos. “En medicina, lo correcto no es lo más llamativo, sino lo más responsable”.

    La seguridad del paciente: un tema que va más allá del quirófano

    En la conversación pública, la seguridad suele reducirse a una idea simplificada: “¿quedó bien o quedó mal?”. En la práctica clínica, la seguridad es un sistema completo que comienza antes del procedimiento y continúa después: evaluación médica, consentimiento informado, control de riesgos, condiciones del centro, personal entrenado, protocolos de higiene, manejo de complicaciones y seguimiento.

    “El paciente cree que la seguridad es solo el momento del procedimiento. En realidad, la seguridad es todo el proceso: selección del paciente, preparación, técnica, monitoreo y control posterior”, explica Cubillos.

    El auge de procedimientos promocionados en plataformas digitales ha generado un desafío adicional: algunos pacientes toman decisiones guiados por estética inmediata, precio o promesas, sin comprender que todo procedimiento implica riesgos. Frente a esa realidad, el Dr. Cubillos insiste en una idea clave: no existe el procedimiento “perfecto” para todos, existe el procedimiento adecuado para un paciente específico, bajo condiciones clínicas específicas.

    ¿Qué significa “mínima invasión” en términos clínicos?

    El término “mínimamente invasivo” puede prestarse para confusión, especialmente cuando se usa como etiqueta comercial. En medicina, la mínima invasión no se define por el tamaño de una cicatriz únicamente, sino por el impacto total sobre el organismo: el nivel de trauma tisular, el tiempo de recuperación, el riesgo de infección, el dolor postoperatorio, la respuesta inflamatoria y la seguridad global del paciente.

    En ese marco, el uso de tecnología —incluyendo láser, radiofrecuencia u otras energías— se ha explorado como apoyo para procedimientos que buscan precisión en el trabajo de tejidos y una recuperación más llevadera en determinados casos. Sin embargo, Cubillos aclara que la tecnología no reemplaza el juicio médico. “Una herramienta no es un tratamiento por sí sola. El tratamiento es un plan clínico. La herramienta es parte del plan cuando hay indicación”, señala.

    Tecnología con láser: utilidad, límites y responsabilidad en la comunicación

    La palabra “láser” tiene un impacto mediático, pero también puede generar expectativas incorrectas. En redes, a veces se presenta como sinónimo de resultados inmediatos, cero riesgos o “rejuvenecimiento sin cirugía”. Para el Dr. Cubillos, la primera responsabilidad clínica es ordenar el lenguaje: explicar qué puede hacer una técnica y qué no puede hacer.

    “El láser no es magia. Es tecnología aplicada a medicina. Puede ser útil en ciertos procedimientos, pero siempre hay límites, indicaciones y protocolos”, afirma.

    En el contexto de procedimientos con enfoque de mínima invasión, el objetivo no es “vender láser”, sino reducir trauma cuando el caso lo permite y reforzar protocolos de seguridad. Esto incluye explicar al paciente qué resultados son realistas, qué riesgos existen, qué cuidados postoperatorios se requieren y qué señales deben vigilarse.

    La frase y la filosofía: “La mejor cicatriz es la que no se hace”

    El Dr. Cubillos entiende la frase como una invitación a priorizar la prevención de complicaciones. Menos cicatriz, desde su perspectiva, no es un objetivo estético aislado; es una consecuencia posible de un enfoque que evita agresión innecesaria. Pero, enfatiza, no se trata de evitar la cirugía cuando es necesaria, sino de elegir el abordaje más prudente.

    “Hay casos donde la mínima invasión es lo correcto, y hay casos donde lo correcto es una intervención más completa. El error es forzar un enfoque por moda o por presión comercial”, sostiene.

    También señala que la cicatriz no es el único marcador de una buena práctica médica: hay resultados funcionales, estabilidad clínica, recuperación sin eventos adversos y bienestar integral. “El procedimiento responsable es el que logra un resultado dentro de un marco de seguridad”, añade.

    Selección del paciente: el primer filtro de seguridad

    Una de las causas más frecuentes de complicaciones, según la experiencia clínica en procedimientos estéticos y corporales, es la falta de selección del paciente. Esto puede incluir pacientes con comorbilidades no controladas, anemia, alteraciones de coagulación, hipertensión mal manejada, condiciones metabólicas complejas, o expectativas irreales.

    “La medicina responsable comienza con una conversación incómoda: ‘¿eres candidato o no lo eres?’”, explica Cubillos. “Decir ‘no’ a tiempo es una forma de cuidar”.

    En esa evaluación se revisan antecedentes, medicación, hábitos, consumo de tabaco, estado nutricional, y factores de riesgo. También se revisa el objetivo del paciente: si su meta es estética, de salud, de contorno corporal o de funcionalidad, el enfoque cambia. Para Cubillos, cuando se mezcla desinformación con expectativas altas, aumentan los riesgos.

    Consentimiento informado: no como trámite, sino como herramienta clínica

    Otro componente esencial de seguridad es el consentimiento informado real. En algunos casos, se firma un documento sin que el paciente entienda plenamente qué implica el procedimiento. El Dr. Cubillos defiende un consentimiento informado que sea conversación, no papel.

    “Si el paciente no entiende riesgos y cuidados, no puede cuidar su propia recuperación. La seguridad también depende de la información”, afirma.

    En un enfoque de mínima invasión, el consentimiento incluye explicar: recuperación esperada, posibles efectos secundarios, señales de alarma, controles posteriores y límites del procedimiento. También incluye hablar de lo que no se puede prometer: resultados exactos, simetría perfecta, ausencia total de dolor o eventos adversos.

    Recuperación y seguimiento: donde se gana o se pierde el resultado

    En procedimientos con tecnología y mínima invasión, el postoperatorio sigue siendo crítico. Algunas complicaciones, como infección, seromas, inflamación prolongada o alteraciones de cicatrización, pueden aparecer si no hay seguimiento o si el paciente retoma actividades sin autorización médica.

    “El procedimiento no termina cuando el paciente sale del consultorio. Termina cuando se completa el proceso de recuperación, con controles y evolución estable”, explica Cubillos.

    Según el Dr. Cubillos, el seguimiento reduce complicaciones por tres vías: detección temprana de signos anormales, ajuste de cuidados y acompañamiento emocional del paciente, que muchas veces atraviesa ansiedad o expectativas durante la recuperación.

    La presión de la inmediatez: el reto moderno en medicina estética

    Un factor que ha cambiado el terreno es la cultura de la inmediatez. En redes, se muestran resultados rápidos sin explicar tiempos reales. Esto puede llevar a pacientes a subestimar la recuperación, a saltarse controles o a buscar alternativas “exprés” que comprometen la seguridad.

    “La medicina no es un ‘reel’. La recuperación tiene tiempos biológicos. Cuando se ignoran, aparecen problemas”, advierte.

    El enfoque de mínima invasión, explica, debe comunicarse sin promesas de rapidez absoluta. Puede haber menos trauma en ciertos casos, pero siempre hay un proceso de inflamación y reparación tisular. El mensaje responsable evita palabras como “garantizado”, “sin riesgos” o “perfecto”.

    Formación del equipo y estándares del centro: el entorno importa

    En seguridad del paciente, el lugar y el equipo importan tanto como el médico. Protocolos de esterilización, control de calidad, infraestructura adecuada y capacidad de respuesta ante eventos adversos son parte del estándar.

    “El paciente a veces elige por precio o cercanía. Pero en procedimientos, debe elegir por estándares. La seguridad no se improvisa”, señala Cubillos.

    También destaca que la capacitación continua del equipo es esencial cuando se incorporan tecnologías. Las herramientas avanzadas exigen entrenamiento técnico, pero también entrenamiento clínico: selección del paciente, manejo de riesgos, monitoreo y seguimiento.

    Periodismo y salud: cómo cubrir estos temas sin caer en publicidad

    En un contexto en el que muchas notas sobre procedimientos se parecen a contenido comercial, un enfoque editorial de salud debe priorizar lo noticioso: seguridad, prevención, educación y criterios para decisiones informadas. El Dr. Cubillos considera que la cobertura responsable debe responder preguntas útiles para el público:

    ¿Qué significa realmente “mínimamente invasivo”?

    ¿Qué exige un procedimiento seguro?

    ¿Cómo se selecciona un candidato?

    ¿Qué riesgos existen y cómo se reducen?

    ¿Qué señales de alerta debe conocer el paciente?

    “Si el paciente sale del artículo sabiendo qué preguntar, el contenido fue útil. Si solo sale con ganas de comprar algo, eso ya no es salud editorial”, afirma.

    Recomendaciones prácticas para pacientes: preguntas que protegen

    Para el público general que evalúa un procedimiento con enfoque de mínima invasión y tecnología, Cubillos sugiere un checklist de preguntas:

    ¿Cuáles son mis riesgos y qué exámenes se requieren?

    ¿Qué credenciales y experiencia tiene el profesional para este procedimiento específico?

    ¿Dónde se realiza y qué estándares tiene el centro?

    ¿Qué incluye el seguimiento y cuántos controles hay?

    ¿Cuáles son los cuidados y señales de alarma?

    ¿Qué resultados son realistas y cuáles no se deben prometer?

    “Un paciente informado es un paciente más seguro. Preguntar no es desconfiar: es cuidarse”, concluye.

    Una tendencia con un principio médico: menos trauma, más criterio

    La filosofía de mínima invasión, según el Dr. Cubillos, tiene sentido cuando se sostiene en criterio médico: evaluar bien, indicar bien, ejecutar con estándares, informar con honestidad y acompañar con seguimiento. En ese marco, la frase “La mejor cicatriz es la que no se hace” funciona como recordatorio: la prioridad es evitar daño innecesario, no perseguir una apariencia de procedimiento “fácil”.

    “El avance real es que el paciente entienda que seguridad es sistema, no promesa. Y que la tecnología debe servir a la medicina, no reemplazarla”, afirma.

    En un momento en el que la estética se comunica a gran velocidad, el reto es volver a lo esencial: procedimientos con indicación, profesionales con credenciales, centros con estándares y pacientes con información suficiente para decidir con responsabilidad.

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  • Michelle Ann Owens Releases Soulful House Remix of ‘Funkin’ Beautiful’ by Eric Kupper

    Legendary producer & DJ Eric Kupper teams up with Michelle Ann Owens to bring a cabana-ready swagger to the funk-soul original

    LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, February 11, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and genre-defying artist Michelle Ann Owens has released a new soulful house remix of her track “Funkin’ Beautiful,” reimagined by iconic producer, keyboardist, and DJ Eric Kupper (C+C Music Factory, Frankie Knuckles, David Morales).

    Known for blending funk, soul, R&B, rock, and pop with raw, emotive vocals, Owens steps confidently into dance culture with a remix that remains deeply musical and unmistakably human. Rather than flattening the song into a standard club edit, Kupper leans into the organic soul of the original, preserving Owens’ expressive vocal performance while elevating it into a warm, groove-driven house experience built for movement, mood, and connection.
    “The vocals are the core of the remix,” Owens says. “Eric spent the most time there, and it shows. This isn’t just a bumpin’ DJ mix, it’s very musical.”

    The remix draws directly from Owens’ original recording, featuring her vocals alongside live-instrument textures including guitar and flute. Kupper, first and foremost a keyboardist, adds new harmonic movement and rhythmic sophistication, creating a version that feels both classic and modern and effortlessly bridges soulful house tradition with Owens’ retro-modern sensibility.

    Originally a moody, intimate bedroom jam at 60 BPM, “Funkin’ Beautiful” has been transformed by doubling the tempo, allowing the vocals to remain untouched while naturally pivoting the song into something sun-drenched, sensual, and kinetic. The result feels equally at home playing in a club, in an upscale bar, on a scenic drive, or soundtracking a cabana party at golden hour. Owens, whose songwriting has been featured on RuPaul’s Drag Race, The Kardashians, and Big Brother, views the remix as an expansion of her creative world rather than a departure.

    “Creatives create,” she says. “I don’t need to sit in a box. I’ve always loved house music, and working with Eric, someone I grew up listening to, is rad. Why not take existing work and spin it into something danceable that reaches a wider audience?”

    With her album Chapter Vegas already released, the “Funkin’ Beautiful” remixes signal a new phase, introducing Owens’ music to fresh dancefloors and communities while opening the door to more groove-forward releases. “I’m indie. I don’t need to follow trends or appease anyone,” Owens adds. “I wanted to do this. And I’ll be doing it again.”

    The “Funkin’ Beautiful (Eric Kupper Soulful House Remix)” is out now on all major streaming platforms. You can listen here

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  • Nene Musik Signs Eurodance Icon Elyse G. Rogers (Formerly Linda Meek) & MAXX for Exclusive Global Representation

    I am thrilled to join the Nene Musik family, Ruben and his team understand my vision and the energy I bring to my fans. His professionalism and focus are a true force in the industry”
    — Elyse G. Rogers of MAXX

    PORT SAINT LUCIE, FL, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Nene Musik Productions, LLC proudly announces the exclusive signing of Elyse G. Rogers (formerly known professionally as Linda Meek) & MAXX, the legendary German Eurodance act behind 90s hits like “Get-A-Way,” “No More (I Can’t Stand It),” and “You Can Get It.” With decades of electrifying live performances and a devoted international fanbase, Elyse G. Rogers continues to energize audiences worldwide under the strategic guidance of Nene Musik Productions.

    MAXX helped define the sound of 90s Eurodance with infectious hooks, high-energy vocals and unforgettable stage presence. Under this new partnership, Nene Musik Productions will oversee all aspects of Elyse G. Rogers & MAXX’s career, including international bookings, festival appearances, licensing and strategic development of the MAXX brand.

    “Elyse G. Rogers, front woman of MAXX, is an undeniable talent with global appeal and a true Eurodance icon,” said Ruben Dario Martinez, CEO of Nene Musik Productions, LLC. “Her music continues to resonate across generations and we’re thrilled to expand her reach with opportunities that honor her legacy while driving her career into new territories.”

    Elyse G. Rogers & MAXX remain active on the international touring circuit and are currently developing new projects to celebrate their signature sound while exploring fresh creative directions.

    “I am thrilled to join the Nene Musik family,” said Elyse G. Rogers of MAXX. “Ruben and his team understand my vision and the energy I bring to my fans. His professionalism and focus are a true force in the industry. This partnership opens exciting new opportunities for MAXX and allows me to connect with fans old and new worldwide.”

    With this exclusive signing, Nene Musik Productions reinforces its commitment to representing iconic artists and driving Eurodance legends like MAXX to new global heights.

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  • Experience Reggae Month’s ‘Rhythms of Resilience’ at S Hotel Kingston

    KINGSTON, JAMAICA, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Reggae Month 2026 is officially underway, marking the 17th anniversary of the declaration of February as Reggae Month in Jamaica. Under the national theme “Rhythms of Resilience,” the capital comes alive with tribute concerts, cultural showcases, street dances, panel discussions, and the highly anticipated Reggae Gold events celebrating the music that shaped a nation and inspired the world.

    At the center of the city’s cultural pulse, S Hotel Kingston stands as a sophisticated home base for travelers seeking an authentic connection to Jamaica’s musical heritage. While the rhythms echo throughout the streets, the hotel reflects reggae’s spirit through its thoughtfully curated design, art-forward aesthetic, and deep respect for Kingston’s creative legacy – a quiet but powerful tribute to the resilience and global influence of Jamaican music.

    Guests staying at S Hotel Kingston during Reggae Month are perfectly positioned to explore the island’s most iconic cultural landmarks. From birthday celebrations at the Bob Marley Museum to discovering the bold murals of the Downtown Kingston Art District, the hotel’s team connects visitors with the people, places, and stories that define Jamaica’s sound and soul.

    “As Reggae Month unfolds across the city, S Hotel Kingston reflects the enduring influence of reggae through its atmosphere and sense of place,” said Imelda Chin, General Manager of S Hotel Kingston. “It’s about being immersed in the culture: feeling the rhythm, understanding the history and experiencing Kingston as it truly is.”

    To make the celebration even more inviting, S Hotel Kingston is offering a “Stay a Bit Longer” package with up to 10% off stays of three nights or more. Guests will enjoy complimentary welcome drinks upon arrival, stylish accommodations in the heart of Kingston with modern amenities, and the hotel’s signature personalized service. (Restrictions and blackout dates may apply.)

    Extending the experience beyond the physical space, S Hotels Jamaica owner Christopher Issa has curated a special Spotify playlist that pays homage to Kingston’s musical history, featuring classic reggae selections and contemporary Jamaican tracks. The playlist captures the rhythm of the island, allowing guests to experience the musical heartbeat wherever they are: S Hotels Reggae Month Playlist

    With Kingston buzzing throughout February, S Hotel Kingston invites visitors to experience Reggae Month from the heart of the culture – where music, history, and authentic Kingston converge. For more information about S Hotel Kingston, visit shotelkingston.com.

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  • Tone Da Boss & CHISongwriter Launch the 319 to 309 Tour Connecting Iowa and Illinois Hip-Hop Communities

    Tone Da Boss & CHISongwriter launch the 319 to 309 Tour, connecting Iowa and Illinois creatives through shared stages and shared vision.

    I’m choosing collaboration over competition every time. When artists lock in together the whole scene levels up. That’s real power… building something nobody could create alone.”
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    CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Tone Da Boss & CHISongwriter Launch the 319 to 309 Tour Connecting Iowa and Illinois Hip-Hop Communities
    The Midwest’s independent music scene is getting a major cultural moment as Tone Da Boss and CHISongwriter officially announce the 319 to 309 Tour, an eight-city run bringing top artists from Iowa and Illinois together for a high-energy, collaborative concert experience. The tour travels from February 26 through March 8, highlighting regional talent, local venues, and cross-state unity through music and performance.
    Tone Da Boss, founder of the Iowa Music Awards and Iowa Summer Jam, joins forces with CHISongwriter, founder of Illinois’ 309 Fest, to bridge two thriving creative communities. Both organizers are respected leaders in the Midwest entertainment ecosystem, and this partnership marks a powerful new chapter in regional collaboration and artist development.
    The 319 to 309 Tour will feature major independent artists and rising names from both states, including Klazik, Essence W., Yung Bullet, J Weezy, Silence, and additional performers from across the 319 and 309 area codes. Each stop will spotlight hometown talent while giving touring artists exposure to new audiences, venues, and markets.
    Designed to elevate the DIY concert experience, the tour focuses on authentic, culture-driven events that create lasting connections between performers, fans, and businesses in every city. The initiative aims to strengthen regional music infrastructure while opening doors for artists to collaborate and expand their reach beyond state lines.

    Tour Dates & Venues (All Shows 6PM–10PM):
    Peoria — Thursday, Feb 26 @ Hangovers
    Galesburg — Friday, Feb 27 @ Smokin Willies
    Macomb — Saturday, Feb 28 @ The Ritz
    Rock Island — Sunday, March 1 @ Skylark QC
    Iowa City — Thursday, March 5 @ Gabes
    Waterloo — Friday, March 6 @ The Loft
    Cedar Rapids — Saturday, March 7 @ Olympic
    Burlington — Sunday, March 8 @ The Washington

    Each event will run from 6PM to 10PM and feature a lineup of regional performers, vendors, and community engagement opportunities centered around music, networking, and local culture.
    “This tour is about unity, opportunity, and giving artists a bigger platform,” said organizers. “We’re connecting Iowa and Illinois creatives to build relationships that last beyond the stage.”
    Tickets for all dates are available now at linktr.ee/319to309, and fans, vendors, and sponsors are encouraged to participate in what is set to become a landmark Midwest touring experience.

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  • Quechan Casino Resort Announces Exciting Live Entertainment Lineup – Tickets Now On Sale

    Quechan Casino Resort Announces Exciting Live Entertainment Lineup – Tickets Now On Sale

    WINTERHAVEN, CA, UNITED STATES, February 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Quechan Casino Resort is pleased to announce that tickets are now on sale for an exciting lineup of live entertainment at the Pipa Event Center. Featuring a dynamic mix of music and comedy, the schedule includes nationally recognized performers and fan-favorite acts spanning multiple genres.

    On Friday, February 13 at 7:30 p.m., VOYAGER, a high-energy tribute to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legends Journey, brings the band’s most iconic hits to life, including “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” “Wheel in the Sky,” “Any Way You Want It,” and “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Featuring top-tier musicians and vocalists with national and international touring experience, VOYAGER captures the sound, spirit, and excitement of one of rock’s most enduring bands. Tickets start at $20.75.

    On Valentine’s Day, Saturday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m., El Fantasma takes the stage with his signature Regional Mexican sound. Known as “The King of the Underground,” El Fantasma rose from humble beginnings as a gardener to become one of the genre’s most influential artists, breaking through in 2016 with his hit “Mi 45.” Blending traditional corridos with modern influences, he has achieved chart-topping success and earned Latin Grammy nominations for his powerful storytelling and authentic style. Tickets start at $80.75.

    Selena fans won’t want to miss Kumbia Queen on Friday, March 27 at 8:00 p.m. This high-energy tribute band celebrates the music and legacy of Selena with a bold, contemporary edge. Blending traditional Latin rhythms and instruments with infectious beats and heartfelt emotion, Kumbia Queen delivers a show that honors Selena’s enduring influence while keeping audiences dancing and singing along from the first note to the last.

    On Saturday, March 28 at 8:00 p.m., Quechan Casino Resort welcomes comedian Felipe Esparza. Since winning NBC’s Last Comic Standing in 2010, Esparza has become one of today’s top touring headlining comedians, releasing four successful stand-up specials on HBO and Netflix and hosting the popular What’s Up Fool? podcast. He has also had recurring roles on The Eric Andre Show, Superstore, and Gentefied.

    Rock legends Cheap Trick bring their All Washed Up tour to the Pipa Event Center on Saturday, April 25 at 8:00 p.m. With a celebrated catalog featuring hits such as “I Want You to Want Me,” “The Flame,” and “Surrender,” the band has remained a cornerstone of rock music for generations. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2016, Cheap Trick continues to create new music, most recently releasing their 21st studio album since forming in 1973. Tickets start at $76.75.

    Rounding out the lineup, acclaimed comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias brings his world-class humor to Winterhaven on Friday, June 19 at 8:00 p.m. Known for his storytelling and relatable comedy, Iglesias is one of the most popular and highest-grossing touring stand-up comedians of all time. He starred in and executive produced the award-winning Netflix series Mr. Iglesias and has released numerous hit specials including I’m Not Fat… I’m Fluffy, Stadium Fluffy, and Hot & Fluffy. His acting credits include Magic Mike and voice roles in Planes, Smurfs, Coco, Show Dogs, and Space Jam: A New Legacy. Tickets start at $80.75.

    For tickets, visit playqcr.com/entertainment or call (877) 783-2426. All shows are 21 and over. All times are listed in Arizona time.

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    Located in Winterhaven, CA, just minutes from Yuma, AZ, Quechan Casino Resort offers a premier destination for gaming, dining, entertainment, and hospitality. The resort features a state-of-the-art casino floor with 1,000 slot machines, and table games, along with year-round promotions. Guests can enjoy 164 spacious hotel rooms and suites, relax poolside, and dine at Ironwood Steakhouse, Gila Blend Food Court, Sidewinders Bar & Grill, and Ocotillo Buffet. Live entertainment takes center stage at the 20,000-square-foot Pipa Event Center, hosting legendary musical acts, top comedians, and concerts for every taste.

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  • The Music Trust Expands Into Sports Entertainment & Weddings

    Strategic expansion brings full-scale event production, talent, and sound design to sports and weddings

    Great events require more than great music. They demand coordination, timing, and production that support the energy in the room.”
    — Karen Bowler, Partner at The Music Trust

    CHICAGO, IL, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As The Music Trust continues to deepen its offerings, the firm introduces dedicated Sports Entertainment and Weddings divisions, extending its experiential expertise across full-scale event production, talent booking, sound design, and immersive experiences.

    Building on its foundation in hospitality and lifestyle environments, The Music Trust now supports sports and wedding events from concept through execution, bringing music, production, and coordination together under a unified strategic framework.

    In this expanded role, the firm operates as a trusted partner in live experiences, providing support with venue selection, technical production, entertainment curation, and vendor coordination to ensure each event is cohesive, intentional, and seamlessly executed.


    SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT: PRODUCTION, SOUND & TALENT DESIGNED FOR SCALE

    Within sports entertainment, The Music Trust delivers end-to-end event support that blends music strategy with live production expertise. Services include talent booking, sound and technical production, immersive fan experiences, and coordination with venues and production partners to ensure flawless execution at scale.

    From Super Bowl parties and golf tournaments to March Madness, sports fundraisers, and beyond, programming is engineered to amplify atmosphere and momentum across every phase of an event, from pre-game activation and in-game energy to post-event transitions. With that, there is a keen focus on acoustics, sightlines, timing, state-of-the-art equipment, and audience engagement, allowing music and production to work in lockstep with live action.

    Whether supporting professional sports, collegiate athletics, or large-scale sporting events, The Music Trust operates as an ultra-reliable, highly resourceful production team, aligning entertainment, sound, and logistics to deliver high-impact experiences.


    WEDDINGS: FULL-SERVICE ENTERTAINMENT & EVENT PRODUCTION

    For weddings, The Music Trust provides comprehensive music and event production services designed to support both creative vision and logistical execution. In addition to music curation and talent booking, the firm assists with venue selection, sound design, and coordination with planners, vendors, and on-site teams.

    Each celebration is approached as a fully orchestrated experience, with music, entertainment, and production working together to guide the flow of the day. From ceremony audio and cocktail ambiance to live entertainment, dance-floor energy, and special touches (like flameless sparklers), every element is designed to feel intentional and seamless.

    By combining creative direction with operational oversight, The Music Trust ensures weddings are exquisite, memorable, and expertly produced, allowing couples and guests to stay fully present in the moment.


    INDUSTRY-LED, EXPERIENCE-FOCUSED

    The expansion into Sports Entertainment and Weddings reinforces The Music Trust’s position as a full-service experiential partner. By integrating music strategy, talent, event production, and vendor-venue coordination, the firm continues to raise the standard for how live events are designed and delivered.


    ABOUT THE MUSIC TRUST
    The Music Trust is a leading experiential music and event production consultancy specializing in hospitality, lifestyle, sports entertainment, and weddings. Known for strategic precision and full-service execution, the firm delivers integrated solutions spanning music strategy, talent booking, sound and technical production, immersive experiences, and event coordination. With a reputation as tastemakers and trailblazers, The Music Trust continues to redefine how sound and entertainment function as core drivers of modern live experiences.

    The Music Trust is currently working with hospitality groups, sports organizations, event planners, and venues nationwide. For inquiries or to discuss available talent, venues, production capabilities, and programming, visit themusictrust.com.

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  • Wilson Rivas inicia ‘Buscando Mis Canciones’, un proyecto que documenta la recuperación de su catálogo perdido

    ¿Qué pasa cuando un artista pierde sus canciones y su historia se borra del mundo, pero no pierde la necesidad de cantarlas?

    No estoy persiguiendo lo que fui. Estoy documentando lo que sigue vivo. Estoy Buscando Mis Canciones”
    — Wilson Rivas

    MEXICO, February 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — El artista y compositor Wilson Rivas presenta Buscando Mis Canciones, un proyecto documental íntimo que narra su regreso al estudio para recuperar y regrabar un catálogo musical que se creyó perdido, pero que nunca dejó de existir en su memoria ni en su necesidad de cantarlo.

    Con más de 25 años de trayectoria, Wilson Rivas construyó un legado que incluye seis discos, presentaciones en escenarios internacionales y el sencillo “El Gran Bailador”, que alcanzó el puesto #23 en la lista Billboard. Tras una pausa creativa para dedicarse a su vida personal y trabajar detrás de cámaras en la industria cinematográfica, todo su archivo musical —másters, demos y registros originales— desapareció.

    En su momento, la pérdida no se sintió como una despedida definitiva. Con el paso del tiempo, regresó transformada en una necesidad profunda: reencontrarse con una parte de sí mismo que nunca se fue.
    Hoy, Wilson vuelve al estudio con un propósito claro. No busca repetir lo que fue, ni perseguir fama o fortuna, sino devolverle vida a canciones que todavía tienen voz y sentido. Como parte de este proceso, ya ha comenzado a regrabar y presentar nuevas versiones de temas como “La Suegra”, “Traje Blanco” y “La Vida”, entre otros, marcando los primeros pasos visibles de este reencuentro musical. Estas canciones ya se encuentran disponibles para ser escuchadas en plataformas digitales.

    Buscando Mis Canciones documenta este proceso creativo a través de videos, grabaciones y contenido exclusivo, invitando al público a ser testigo del renacer de historias que se negaron a desaparecer.
    “No estoy persiguiendo lo que fui. Estoy documentando lo que sigue vivo.” — Wilson Rivas
    El proyecto se desarrollará de forma abierta en redes sociales y plataformas digitales, donde seguidores, oyentes y medios podrán acompañar fragmentos del proceso creativo, compartidos por partes a lo largo del camino. El documental completo se encuentra actualmente en producción y su grabación concluirá después del otoño de 2026; una vez finalizado, será presentado como obra documental, sin que exista aún una fecha oficial de estreno.
    Porque la música verdadera no se olvida: regresa.

    Sobre Wilson Rivas
    Wilson Rivas es un artista y compositor con más de dos décadas de carrera musical. Su trabajo ha cruzado fronteras y géneros, combinando sensibilidad artística con una fuerte identidad narrativa. Tras una etapa alejada del foco público, regresa con un proyecto que conecta memoria, creación y verdad artística.

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  • Stryper Frontman Michael Sweet Releases New Single ‘Lord’ from Upcoming Solo Album

    Rock icon’s new album “The Master Plan” set for release on April 3rd via Frontiers Music Srl

    NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — MICHAEL SWEET, the acclaimed singer-songwriter and frontman for the multi-platinum Christian rock band STRYPER, has just released the new single “Lord” – the second single from his upcoming solo album. His most personal and spiritually resonant solo album yet, The Master Plan is set for release on April 3, 2026 via Frontiers Music Srl. The album is now available for pre-order: https://ffm.bio/michaelsweet_themasterplan

    Watch the lyric video for “Lord” here: https://youtu.be/kGmKlg9SONs

    With its heartfelt lyrics and spiritual sincerity, The Master Plan is designed to inspire peace, faith and encouragement — music that comforts the weary, uplifts the spirit, and celebrates the profound love at the center of Sweet’s faith journey.

    Co-produced by Sweet and Jeff Savage (TobyMac, Jars of Clay, Natalie Imbruglia), this deeply worship‑inspired record marks a bold departure from his previous solo work — blending heartfelt devotion with fresh musical textures and melodic depth unlike anything he has done before. Sweet’s unmistakable voice leads a tapestry of heartfelt worship, inviting listeners to reflect, celebrate and draw closer to the timeless truths at the heart of his message. With sweeping arrangements and a sincere spiritual core, the album offers both comfort and inspiration for moments of prayer, praise and quiet contemplation.

    The new single follows the release of the title track, which first became available in January. Watch the lyric video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYlvxAflcug

    Sweet is best known as the frontman for iconic Christian rock back STRYPER. With over 10 million albums sold worldwide, STRYPER is renowned for its distinctive brand of “heavenly metal” and extraordinary crossover success. The group ascended to prominence in the 1980s with Billboard Top 40 hits like “Calling on You,” “Honestly,” and “Always There for You,” and has maintained a global fanbase ever since. STRYPER is the first band to ever have two songs in MTV’s Top 10 simultaneously with their hits “Free” and “Honestly.” Sweet also has a successful solo career, is a founding member of rock outfit Sweet & Lynch, and he served as the vocalist & guitarist for the legendary classic rock band BOSTON from 2007-2011.

    For more information, visit www.MichaelSweet.com.

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    Founded in 1996 by Serafino Perugino in Napoli, Italy, Frontiers initially specialized in distribution of indie Rock labels across the Italian market. The company, however, soon evolved into a leading global rock label, working with such important artists as Megadeth, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Skunk Anansie, Van Zant, Don Felder, Def Leppard, Journey, Yes, Mr Big, Biohazard, Night Ranger, Whitesnake and ELO, while also signing and developing tomorrow’s artists.

    Today, the expanded Frontiers Label Group owns and operates the imprints Frontiers Music Srl (Mainstream and Classic Rock), FLG Records (Alternative Music) and BLKIIBLK Records (Metal and Hard Rock) with global digital and physical distribution via The Orchard (Sony Music). The company is headquartered in Italy with additional executive staff in London, NY, Boston, Raleigh, Los Angeles and Nashville. Serling Rooks Hunter McKoy Worob and Averill LLP provides legal representation in the US, with international legal under the direction of Dario De Cicco.

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  • Salsa Kings® Hosts Free Salsa Classes and Social Nights on the First Thursday of Every Month

    Miami-based salsa studio offers complimentary instruction and social dancing at multiple South Florida locations.

    MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Salsa Kings®, a professional salsa dance studio with over two decades of experience in South Florida, provides free salsa classes and social dance opportunities on the first Thursday of every month at three locations: Cooper City, Homestead, and Kendall.

    The monthly open house events begin at 7:30 PM with salsa instruction, followed by social dancing and networking. Attendance requires no prior dance experience or partner, and participants may walk in without advance registration.

    According to multiple students, the studio environment creates accessible entry points for individuals interested in Latin dance. Andrew F., a client, stated: “Amazing first class the vibe was incredible and they are very reasonable when it comes to levels of dancing, it is literally for everyone, definitely will be back again.”

    Structure and Format

    The monthly events follow a consistent format across all three locations:

    • 7:30 PM – Complimentary salsa instruction

    • Following the class – Social dancing and informal gathering

    • No partner requirement

    • No experience requirement

    • Walk-in attendance permitted

    Nelson C., another client, described the experience: “If you are looking for a reason to get out of the house and have some fun and try something new I definitely recommend going to salsa kings! The music, the teachers, and the other students there create such an awesome environment that you’ll want to go back after your first class I guarantee it!”

    The studio operates five permanent locations throughout South Florida, serving Latin dance enthusiasts in Miami-Dade County and Broward County. In addition to the monthly free events, Salsa Kings® offers private lessons, group classes, and online instruction.

    Background and Operations

    Salsa Kings® was established in 1998 when founder Elba, originally from Cuba, identified the absence of formal salsa instruction in Miami despite the city’s cultural proximity to Cuba. The studio has operated under the leadership of Andres Fernandez, who brings over 20 years of experience in salsa and the dance industry.

    “The motto #BetterTogether captures the spirit of the studio,” according to Mr. Andres, Owner of Salsa Kings®. The organization’s mission centers on delivering Latin dance instruction within what the company describes as a community-oriented environment.

    The leadership structure includes Lester Castillo, Pablo Peña, and Galo Paredes, who work alongside Andres Fernandez in program development and student instruction.

    Javier G., a client, noted: “Salsa Kings is easily the most welcoming salsa studio I’ve tried. The instructors are professional, encouraging, and make learning actually fun. The first class is free, which is perfect if you just want to test it out, and their membership is super affordable for how good the classes are. Great vibes, great people! Highly recommend!”

    Service Locations

    Salsa Kings® currently operates at five South Florida locations:

    • Doral

    • Homestead

    • Kendall

    • Cooper City

    • Weston

    The studio serves clients throughout Miami-Dade County and Broward County, with plans to open additional locations in Florida.

    Additional Programming

    Beyond the monthly free classes, Salsa Kings® offers multiple service formats including group instruction, private lessons, workshops, and special events. The organization also coordinates an annual salsa cruise through MiamiSalsaCruise.com and provides various dance-related programming throughout the year.

    The studio’s approach emphasizes accessibility for beginners while maintaining programming for dancers at multiple skill levels. Students who attend classes gain access to the broader Salsa Kings® community, which includes workshops, VIP events, and performance groups.

    For information about the monthly open house schedule or other programs, interested individuals can visit the studio’s website at https://salsakings.com/ or call +1 305-553-0555. Additional resources and articles about salsa dancing are available on the studio’s blog.

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    About Salsa Kings®

    Founded in 1998, Salsa Kings® mission is to train, recruit, and unite dance talent and entrepreneurs from all over the world to provide a global, loving, all-style dance culture that offers first-rate instruction, unforgettable events, premium dance supplies, paramount showcases, and more income opportunities in the arts to the masses.

    Contact Details:

    Kendall
    10549 SW 109th Ct,
    Miami, FL 33176
    United States
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/4STcQ87Hw5dSs9fC6

    Weston
    16646 Saddle Club Rd.
    Weston, FL 33326
    United States
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/Sepc1bnd382kWhrVA

    Homestead
    112 N Krome Ave.
    Homestead, FL 33030
    United States
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/MSffTLY4Z9e4nMEX8

    Doral
    8260 NW 27th St. #408
    Doral, FL 33122
    United States
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/6GjXkDb1gx1xyPXi9

    Cooper City
    12330 SW 53rd St. #702
    Cooper City, FL 33330
    United States

    Notes to Editors:

    • All testimonials included are direct quotes from real clients.

    • The company currently serves clients in Miami, Weston, Cooper City, Doral, Homestead, and Kendall, within Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

    • For further validation on the health benefits of dance, see the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): CDC.gov

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