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Latitud Podcast#166 — The path to your Series A: Latitud Ventures, Canary, Valor Capital Group, and Fintech Collective at Vamos Latam SummitA Series A is a crucial moment for every venture-backed business. Raising this round is a turning point for startups, from validation to scale.So at our most recent Vamos Latam Summit, we invited investors from Latitud Ventures, Canary, Valor Capital Group, and Fintech Collective to share their perspectives on the path to a Series A. By the way, you can already click this link to pre-register for our next, incredible edition of VLS.In this episode, Tomas Roggio, Carlos Torras, Marcos Toledo, and Antoine Colaço talk about:- The state of e...2023-12-0635 min

Latitud Podcast#157 – The renewal of the entrepreneurial spirit: Ana Martins and Julio Vasconcellos, AtlanticoAtlantico's back with its annual Latin America Digital Transformation Report. The study reflects on some of the forces transforming LatAm today, from the renewal of the entrepreneurial spirit in the region to the rise of artificial intelligence. We had early access to these findings here at Latitud, and decided to chat with Atlantico's Ana Martins and Julio Vasconcellos about the most impressive insights.In this episode, Ana, Julio, and I talk about:How LatAm founders are currently balancing excitement, optimism, and caution;How close we are to the end of the startup fundraising winter;S...2023-08-311h 00

Latitud Podcast#153 — Memorable events as a startup strategy: Brian Requarth, LatitudWanna win a free ticket to Vamos Latam Summit, and bring your friends along with a discount? Participate in our exclusive raffle for Latitud Podcast listeners! Click the following link and comment your favorite episode's title + tag two friends: https://bit.ly/latitud-podcast-vls-raffleConnections are really powerful — and even more so when we take the time to be together in real life. That’s why startups have adopted promoting their events as a brand and sales strategy. We’re no exception. I started promoting events at Viva Real, and now we’...2023-08-0239 min

Latitud Podcast#150 – Latitud Podcast's special on how to overcome difficult times: 99, Buser, Loggi, Atlantico, Cracks Fund, Ganas Ventures, General AtlanticLatitud Podcast has been going strong for three years, and we’ve finally reached episode #150. So we decided to take a trip down memory lane and revisit some stories about how to survive through difficult times. These difficult moments can appear in your upbringing, in your startup’s ups and downs, in the market as a whole, or in your own limitations.Whatever your tough moment of the day is, we have a founder or investor who went through something similar. We’ll remember the challenges that entrepreneurs at the startups 99, Buser, and Loggi faced. We’ll also sha...2023-07-061h 15

Latitud Podcast#148 - How to build products your customers want: Steve BlankGet out of the building! If you've never heard this advice before as a founder… wait, what am I saying, of course you have. Today, we welcome a true titan of the startup world, the man who coined "GOOB" and pioneered the Customer Development methodology, which has been instrumental in shaping the Lean Startup movement.Steve Blank is not only a serial entrepreneur with 8 ventures and 4 IPOs under his belt, but he is also an accomplished author, having penned four influential books, including "The Four Steps to the Epiphany" an...2023-06-2059 min

Latitud Podcast#134 – Meridian by Latitud: the fintech for venture-backed startups in LatAm: Patrick Kolencherry and Brian Requarth, LatitudThis is a special episode about a product we have been working on for some time now. Meridian is the business account for LatAm startups. You can manage your company's runway, move capital across borders, and keep your flow of funds compliant. To learn more about Meridian, go to https://meridian.latitud.com/In this conversation with Patrick Kolencherry, we discussed the latest developments with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), our decision to launch Meridian, and why it is a revolutionary fintech product. Vamos LatAm! Building good sh*t in Latin Amer...2023-03-1527 min

Latitud Podcast#131 – Everything tech: Yuri Danilchenko, LatitudYuri Danilchenko is Latitud's tech-co founder, and I have introduced him many times before. Personally, what I find very compelling about his story is that we can see clearly how his personal experience helped shape who he is and how he works. He was born naturally curious about technology and is a great translator between product x business, and tech. He grew up in Russia during some history-defining moments and moved to the US, where he got his masters in Artificial Intelligence. He worked at several startups and, later, in Brazil, he co-founded Vamos. In thi...2023-02-2153 min

Latitud Podcast#130 – Latitud and Jeeves presents: Demystifying fundraising for LatAm startups.It takes an effort of titans to elevate the startup ecosystem in Latam. At Latitud, we know it's not possible to do it alone; that's why we partnered with Jeeves to help provide access to financial tools to help founders in the most critical stages of their startups.In today's episode, we will have an honest conversation with four great talents: Dileep from Jeeves, Antonia from ALLVP, Gabriel from a16z, and Jonathan from Investo. We will focus on demystifying fundraising for Latin American startups. There is a lot of good information here, and I a...2023-02-141h 09

Latitud Podcast#124 - The opportunities yet to be seized, in the eyes of startup founders: The LatAm Tech ReportLatin America is a giant. It's a market worth over 5 trillion dollars. A population of over six hundred million people. And a territory that stretches from Tijuana to Tierra del Fuego.These big numbers also come with big challenges. You might be thinking that they are barriers we can't overcome. But we've seen time and time again that it works much like the opposite.Startup founders are diving head-first into opportunities that are as vast as The Amazon River. And some of them have yet to be seized.We've launched the first edition...2022-12-0715 min

Latitud Podcast#117 – Global funds looking for Latin American founders: a16z, Founders Fund, and Harlem Capital at Vamos Latam SummitProminent global venture capital funds already have startups from Latin America on their radar, and founders should be prepared to attract these VCs. I know that first-hand, with Andreessen Horowitz being one of Latitud's investors.To become closer to global firms, it's essential to understand their decision-making process. That's why we invited Gabby Cazeau, from Harlem Capital; Gabriel Vasquez, from a16z; and Matias Van Thienen, from Founders Fund, to talk about their investment strategies.We'll share right now the chat these VCs had with Fernanda Caloi...2022-10-1943 min

Latitud Podcast#115 – Building strong founder communities: Ian Hathaway, Camilla Junqueira, and André Barrence at Vamos Latam SummitBuilding a community is a powerful tool for any startup – but it's not an easy task to create a gathering that becomes a reference. There might be a few names that come to your mind when talking about founder communities, maybe Techstars, Endeavor, Google for Startups, and Latitud itself.Ian Hathaway, Camilla Junqueira, and André Barrence shared their best practices for building founder communities with Virginia Campo, Latitud's Director of Programs and Community, during the Vamos Latam Summit.In our connections and knowledge flagship event, they talked about:Wha...2022-10-1240 min

Latitud Podcast#101 - The Latitud Fundraising Playbook: Tomi Roggio, LatitudAs a founder, you likely go out to raise money a handful of times during your journey. Investors, on the other hand, live and breathe pitches and term sheets everyday. Leveraging your position in the face of asymmetry is not an easy task – but it can be done.Tomi Roggio has over a decade of experience in consulting and investing. He joined Latitud as a founding member, launched our rolling fund and, as Head of Ventures, leads the team that invested in over 80 companies in less than a year and a ha...2022-07-1939 min

Latitud Podcast#100 - How we raised our $13M seed round: Brian Requarth, LatitudYou might have heard on the news a while back that Latitud raised a $13M seed round co-led by a16z and NfX.Today, we are going to do something a bit different: to celebrate our podcast's 100th episode, I'm going to tell you how we raised said round. I decided to provide an open and candid reflection about the process.Think of it as our on "how I built this" – except we're very early.Find the full article at latitud.com/seedBuilding good sh*t in...2022-07-1221 min

Latitud Podcast#93 - Why share what you know: Matias Woloski, Auth0Matias Woloski is the CTO and co-founder at Auth0, a developer-first identity platform born in 2013 that became Argentina's 5th unicorn in 2019. With clients in over 70 countries, it grew to become a global leader in the Identity-as-a-Service arena, and was recently acquired by Okta for US$ 6.5 billion in early 2021.Auth0 has over 2 thousand enterprise customers and handles around 42 million logins every day. That demands a lot of tech working just right, and a lot of top-notch tech support to fix the issues that may...2022-05-1049 min

Latitud Podcast#92 - Polishing an opportunity like a diamond: Stelleo Tolda, Mercado LibreMercado Libre began in a Buenos Aires garage in 1999, when online shopping was pretty much all about eBay auctions. Now the biggest company in Latin America, Meli is valued at over 50 billion dollars and active in 18 countries in the region.Brazil is one of the main markets, with around 1.5 million packages delivered everyday, big investments in logistics, machine learning, hiring, and in its own fintech, Mercado Pago.One of Meli's co-founders and our guest today is a Brazilian himself. Stelleo Tolda dedicated 22 years...2022-05-0348 min

Latitud Podcast#91 - Knowing when to pivot: Deepak Chhugani, NuvocargoWhat would you do if you had $1.2M in funding and suddenly realized you need to kill the business? In 2018, Deepak Chhugani had a YC-backed startup in the HR space that wasn't going anywhere. He went back to the drawing board and decided it was time to follow his dad's footsteps into the world of logistics and supply chain. But before pivoting, he offered the money back to each of his investors.Most of them stayed. And to make up for the ones who backed out, they also put in a little bit more to get Deepak...2022-04-2642 min

Latitud Podcast#90 - Creating a business expansion playbook: Jose Jair Bonilla, ChiperJose Jair Bonilla co-founder and CEO of Chiper, the leading B2B e-commerce platform for independent corner stores in Latin America.He co-founded and led software studio imaginamos in Colombia and served clients in 10+ countries, pioneering the implementation of digital transformation processes across the region and accumulating over 15 years of development experience in the process. He was a part of building Rappi from the ground up, but has been deeply ingrained in the LatAm startup ecosystem long before that.His latest challenge is solving problems...2022-04-1942 min

Latitud Podcast#89 - A billion dollar exit 20 years in the making: Miguel Santos, TechnisysIf you told 13-year-old Miguel Santos with his first Apple device that he'd grow up to build his own billion-dollar tech company, he might have had a hard time believing you.When Miguel started Technisys over 20 years ago, he and his co-founders set up office in a living room with a piano for a desk just as the internet started to become an integral part of everyday life.Their digital banking solution came about 10 years ahead of its market, long before venture capital had turned to Latin America for investment opportunities...2022-04-1237 min

Latitud Podcast#88 - Altitud | Tackling the trade finance gap in LatAm: Santiago Molina, FinkargoColombian-born Santiago Molina got his degree in business administration and finance from Houston Baptist University on a soccer scholarship, and moved back to his home country after his MBA to start his entrepreneurial journey. Santi is second-time founder focused on promoting financial inclusion, and is now on a quest to create an innovative solution to democratize access to capital in Latin America.He and his co-founders Andres Ferrer and Tomas Shuk came together to start Finkargo, LatAm's first import financing platform. They're enabling small and medium-sized importers to...2022-04-0709 min

Latitud Podcast#87 - Impact entrepreneurship on the blockchain: Brett Hagler, New StoryBy 2030, the UN predicts that 3 billion people will be living without shelter. Today's guest is doing something to combat that.Brett Hagler is a Y Combinator graduate, a published author and cancer survivor, but you may know him best for his non-profit New Story and for his impactful key note speaking.Brett started New Story at 25 years old. In the years since they have funded over 2,300 homes, built 16 communities and raised over $25M, so it's no wonder they were named one of ...2022-04-0638 min

Latitud Podcast#86 - Investing in the future of LatAm tech: Angela Strange, a16zAngela Strange is a multiple marathon winner and once achieved 7th place in Canada's distance running national ranking, but you may know her best as an investor on behalf of Andreessen Horowitz.Before joining the world of venture capital, Angela launched and scaled up Chrome for Android and Chrome for iOS during her time at Google, and her previous experiences have uniquely positioned her as an investor that's been in the trenches and knows what it's like to build something from scratch.As a General Partner at...2022-03-2847 min

Latitud Podcast#85 - Building from first principles: Francisco Larraín, TopsortFrancisco Larraín's professional journey tells a story of coming full circle.It all started as a founding team member for advertisement network Tapjoy. Having gotten a taste for the world of startups, he went on to found payment technology solution Zappedy and to have a $30 million exit to Groupon, where he stayed as Head of Local Engineering for 3 years.It wasn't long before Francisco got back on the saddle and founded Maxxa, the largest insurtech company in Chile, and he scaled it up to o...2022-03-2246 min

Latitud Podcast#84 - The paths to founder liquidity: Pierre Schurmann, nuviniPierre Schurmann has never shied away from great adventure: he and his family left Brazil when he was 15 with the goal of sailing around the world, and after 4 years of traveling with them, he disembarked in the US to obtain a degree in Business Administration.Since then, Pierre has become an accomplished multi-time founder and an established investor through VC firm Bossa Nova, which he founded under the premise of "entrepreneurs backing entrepreneurs".nuvini, his latest venture, is a B2B SaaS platform in Brazil servicing end-to-end business needs...2022-03-1548 min

Latitud Podcast#83 - Changing the VC narrative: Lolita Taub, Ganas VenturesLolita Taub has made it her mission to create generational wealth in community.As the daughter of a Mexican immigrant family, providing underestimated founders and funders with resources is at the core of what Lolita has set out to do. With 15 years working in the Silicon Valley ecosystem, she's made +90 investments as an angel and VC at Backstage Capital and The Community Fund.Lolita also co-founded the Startup-Investor Matching Tool in 2020, which has since made over +3K intros and helped founders raise $6 million...2022-03-0840 min

Latitud Podcast#82 - Earning a seat at the table: Bedy Yang, 500 GlobalBorn and raised in a chinese-brazilian family, Bedy Yang has a lengthy track record of consulting for global companies on go-to-market strategies in Brazil. She moved to the US at a time when there weren't many links between Silicon Valley and Latin America, and so she helped build and strengthen them.It started in 2009, when she founded Brazil Innovators, scaling its network from 0 to over 10,000 people. Two years later, she joined 500 Global as a consultant before tackling the role of Managing Partner and the challenges of ecosystem development.2022-03-0149 min

Latitud Podcast#81 - Altitud | Building the e-commerce landscape in Venezuela: Vicente Zavarce, YummyVicente Zavarce was born and raised in Venezuela, but went abroad to study in the US during his university years. He quickly found his way into their booming startup ecosystem, and went on to join Postmates' User Acquisition efforts in Silicon Valley before moving on to be Director of User Acquisition for Getaround.His experiences led him to a lightbulb realization: what if there was an app to combine all delivery and transportation needs for countries that don't have a consolidated digital infrastructure?That's how Yummy...2022-02-2415 min

Latitud Podcast#80 - From 0 to unicorn in 8 months: Gerry Colyer, ClaraBefore he knew he wanted to build a company, Gerry knew he wanted to make people’s lives better.Born in Monterrey, Gerry Colyer left Mexico to attend Yale University, then went on to pursue a degree from Stanford Business School. His initial game plan was to go into public service, but he soon stumbled upon the realization that technology was the key to drive change at scale. Eager to learn, he relocated to Silicon Valley, and co-founded Uva Scooters shortly after.One successful exit later, he returned to La...2022-02-2238 min

Latitud Podcast#79 - Altitud | Bridging the technical skill gap: Fabio Muniz, AwariFabio Muniz is a product designer turned founder and CEO. He worked with clients such as Google and Viacom before transitioning to VC-backed startups until he found out we wanted to build his own.Awari came to be when Fabio realized that there were many career opportunities in tech and not enough qualified professionals. Awari's goal is to help Brazilian talent learn technical skills through a wide curriculum of courses, a strong community of like-minded individuals, and a mentorship program supported by thought leaders from some of the strongest companies in t...2022-02-1820 min

Latitud Podcast#78 - Upskilling and reskilling for growth: Marta Forero Sepúlveda, UBITSThere's a famous anecdote in which a CFO asks the CEO: "What happens if we invest in developing our people and they leave us?" To that, the CEO responds: "What happens if we don't and they stay?"Upskilling teams is vital for businesses to evolve and UBITS has made that decision a no-brainer for Latin American companies. The woman behind it is co-founder and COO Marta Helena Forero Sepúlveda. She sustains that with her constant purpose of "designing and building extraordinary online courses, getting results, solving problems, beating the competition, and growing the business."An...2022-02-1542 min

Latitud Podcast#77 - Altitud | Radically challenging the status quo: Rafael Stark, Stark BankRafael Stark is an engineer with problem-solving in his blood. He started his own Product Studio called Hummingbird and came across a client wanting to automate refunds, and that's where he realized there was a market-wide opportunity to simplify several payment processes at scale.Stark Bank was born to modernize the financial infrastructure in Brazil through the power of integrations. They were a part of YC's 2020 batch, and are now helping companies such as Loft, Quinto Andar and Buser make operations smoother than ever.2022-02-1018 min

Latitud Podcast#76 - Social mobility through open finance: Pablo Viguera, BelvoThe last 10 years have completely changed Latin America's financial landscape but, when compared to other more established regions, we still lack basic infrastructure, and that's what Pablo Viguera set out to build.With experience in UK open banking from his time at Revolut, Pablo wanted to pave the road for the next generation of financial businesses, so he and co-founder Oriol Tintore decided to build what is now the leading Open Banking and financial information API platform in LatAm.Dubbed the "Plaid of Latin America" by TechCrunch, Belvo is providing the ‘pi...2022-02-0849 min

Latitud Podcast#75 - Altitud | Shaping the future of B2B payments: Nathan Schorr, FlexioBorn in the US and raised in Uruguay, Nathan is a football enthusiast currently splitting his time between Silicon Valley and Mexico City. As a third-time founder, his passion is in building companies that tackle Latin America's biggest problems.The problem he is tackling at Flexio is B2B payments: Helping businesses manage their cash flow.As an entrepreneur-in-residence at Google Launchpad Accelerator for LatAm, he's giving back to the ecosystem by helping less experienced founders navigate the startup world.On today's episode, Nathan touches on:...2022-02-0414 min

Latitud Podcast#74 - Building the Netflix of finance: Pierpaolo Barbieri, UaláMaking history in LatAm's fintech industry is very on brand for today's guest.Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Pierpaolo Barbieri left Argentina to study in the US as a young adult. He returned 12 years later with a Harvard University degree and a career as an economic historian and published author, but you may know him from being the founder and CEO of Ualá.Ualá's complete financial ecosystem was created with the ambition of unifying all financial services into one app and, with 3.5 million cards issued in the 4 ye...2022-01-3151 min

Latitud Podcast#73 - Community-driven companies: Sahil Lavingia, GumroadChildren are often fascinated with technology, and Sahil Lavingia's story isn't any different: he first started getting into computers at about 12, playing around with graphic design tools like Photoshop, and it soon naturally developed into building websites for family and friends.One Computer Science and Engineering degree later, Sahil turned what started as a casual project for himself into a marketplace for others like him to get paid doing what they were good at: Gumroad went from a weekend project to a sustainable business that became a staple of the gig...2021-12-1657 min

Latitud Podcast#72 - Financial inclusion through Crypto: Daniel Vogel, BitsoUniversal as it may seem now, in 2014 access to banking services was still very much limited in several LatAm countries. That realization was what sparked Daniel Vogel's idea of democratizing financial services through the existing but underused infrastructure of mobile phones. With the Bitso app, buying and selling cryptocurrencies become as easy as ordering pizza.Daniel's founder journey got him in the MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35 list as one of the youngest CEOs of this generation. Having started in Mexico, Bitso quickly expanded in Latin America.With...2021-12-091h 02

Latitud Podcast#71 - The runway from seed to exit: Rodrigo Baer, SoftBankWith over 10 years of experience in Brazil's VC scene, Rodrigo Baer was hearing pitches and offering offering term sheets long before the LatAm capital craze started. He has an unquestionable understanding of the country's entrepreneurial landscape, and is a believer of sharing knowledge with the world, which he has been doing for the last four years through his Youtube channel "Pergunte ao VC".Previously a partner with Redpoint Ventures and a board member for companies such as Movidesk and Cortex Intelligence, he is now a Managing Partner for SoftBank...2021-12-0244 min

Latitud Podcast#70 - Building teams that bridge gaps: Daniel Bilbao, TruoraIn his own words, Daniel Bilbao is a friend to all latino entrepreneurs. He went from spreading papelitos in Comic Sans looking for engineers to shaping the future of fraud prevention in Latin America. Born and raised in Colombia, his mentality is one of giving back to our region first.Daniel first dipped his toes into the cybersecurity space with his previous company Paladin Cyber in 2017. Now CEO and co-founder of Truora and backed by the likes of Kaszek, Magma Partners and Y Combinator, he managed to take his...2021-11-2548 min

Latitud Podcast#69 - Altitud | Alex Vilhena from Plug Pagamentos and the future of payment solutionsAlex Vilhena was born in Rio de Janeiro, but moved to Los Angeles to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Communications and had a chance to try out the startup scene in the US. Big lover of jiu-jitsu, he has over 10 years of client-facing roles under his purple belt, and helped build Santander's Loyalty Program before moving on to his own projects in the financial industry.Now CEO of Plug Pagamentos, he gets to brag about being a YC portfolio company while he and his co-founders are...2021-11-2316 min

Latitud Podcast#68 - Achieving ridiculous goals: Andres Bilbao, Rappi and InvertAndres Bilbao is a Colombian triple threat, and that goes far beyond being fluent in three languages: he's a unicorn entrepreneur, an angel investor, and a trusted advisor to many others in the LatAm startup ecosystem.He was one of the co-founders of Rappi and reached an impressive $5.25 billion valuation within six years of starting operations. Now Andres is putting down roots in blockchain as co-founder of Invert, a company pledging to change the way we do conservation through the power of crypto and NFTs.In this episode, Andres and I...2021-11-1948 min

Latitud Podcast#67 - Fueling innovation in LatAm: Florian Hagenbuch, LoftEntrepreneurship is much like running into a wall until you knock it down, and German-born Florian Hagenbuch has committed to making sure that the wall stays down for those coming after him.Florian founded Loft to digitalize the real estate market and make it accessible to millions of Brazilians dreaming of owning a home. Their latest funding round bumped them up to a nearly 3 billion-dollar valuation.With a portfolio of over 100 companies he has personally invested into as an angel, his trajectory naturally evolved into...2021-11-111h 08

Latitud Podcast#66 - Building with no-code: Jeff Orr, webuildyourapps.comVery few people are product builders at heart, and Jeff Orr is one of them - he founded Maply to connect people to events happening in real-time around them, and has helped the likes of Delt.ai and Noonlight improve their own product and experiences.He first came into Latitud's radar as a Fellow in our 3rd cohort, but I soon realized that he shared our passion and vision for emerging markets. Now Jeff is spearheading Latitud Launch and taking part in our mission by building the go-to place to launch and discover...2021-11-0531 min

Latitud Podcast#65 - Raising a record-breaking Series A in LatAm: Dhaval Chadha, JustosStarting four different companies AND dabbling into music production isn't for everyone, but Dhaval Chadha has managed to balance the two passions just fine.Other than his musician profiles on streaming platforms, you'll find Dhaval's name attached to companies like ClassPass, which acquired his previous company Vivo, and where he led LatAm Expansion.Now CEO of Justos, Dhaval and his co-founders are set out to build a fairer and safer world by making car insurance more accessible to all with a data-driven approach to pricing. Having raised...2021-10-2541 min

Latitud Podcast#64 - The power of network effects: Pete Flint, NFXBorn in Essex, England, Pete Flint is a brit deeply immersed in Silicon Valley startup culture. He's a titan of disruptive innovation and a widely respected leader in the tech industry, and was one of my early supporters at Viva Real.Two times unicorn, he was part of the founding team of travel industry pioneer lastminute.com before starting Trulia, one of the most popular real state apps in the US.With tales of a successful IPO and an exit valued at $3.5b, Pete is...2021-10-2151 min

Latitud Podcast#63 - Reaching a $500 million valuation in a year: Dileep Thazhmon, JeevesFounders outside of Silicon Valley have always had a harder time accessing capital, and Latin America is no exception. Add that to the difficulty of paying for global company expenses in local currency and you have yourself a market ripe for disruption.Dileep Thazhmon founded Jeeves to provide startups with an all-in-one cross country, cross currency expense management platform, making capital accessible through debt and combating equity over-dilution all in one fell swoop.If you haven't heard of it, that's because Dileep built Jeeves stealthily but, having raised a whopping $131...2021-10-1446 min

Latitud Podcast#62 - Creating the YC of fund managers: Winter Mead, Oper8rWinter Mead grew up on a maple syrup farm in New England. After writing his grad-school thesis on technology trends in digital media, he relocated to Silicon Valley to test his own theories. Now teaching about entrepreneurship and venture capital at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, it's safe to assume his instincts were right on the money.With 20 years in financial services, Winter has invested over $1bi across 80 private equity and venture capital firms during his time with Sapphire Ventures and Hall Capital Partners. This first-hand experience lead to...2021-10-0758 min

Latitud Podcast#55 - Altitud | Salvador Rivero from Levo and building a high-yield savings account for MexicoSalvador Rivero is a self-proclaimed fintech geek. Born and raised in Mexico City, he's trained in Political Science and Finance at Science-Po in France. With 9 years of experience in the investment industry, he allocated more than $1.5B USD in Latam equity markets.As a 3rd-time founder, he now joins forces with Max Mergenthaler, also 3rd-time founder, to build the high yield savings account for Mexico. Levo started last year and it's already backed by Latitud, Y Combinator, Magma Partners, and ...2021-09-0113 min

Latitud Podcast#54 - Building a $30 billion "skyscraper": David Vélez, NubankWhen he was 12, David Vélez made his first investment: a cow. Bought with birthday money and savings from summer jobs, that one cow eventually became six, which were then sold and turned into his college tuition at Stanford.After graduating, David spent a few years working at investment banking and private equity before he joined Sequoia Capital. As Partner, he was responsible for all Latin American investments, leading him to move to Brazil in 2011. But shortly after that, Sequoia decided to pull back: the tech space was just not developed e...2021-08-261h 01

Latitud Podcast#52 - Pioneering open banking in LatAm: Benjamin Gleason, GuiabolsoNine years ago, the terms fintech and open banking barely even existed in Latin America.But Benjamin Gleason was already working on building Guiabolso, a personal finance platform that helped improve the lives of millions of Brazilians and transform the country's financial landscape.The early days back in 2012 were rough, but Ben says product-market fit became clear when the app ranked higher than Tinder in the list of most downloaded apps in Brazil. Fast forward to today and Guiabolso has proven to be a great success story, having been acquired by...2021-08-1356 min

Latitud Podcast#51 - The future of Fintech in LatAm: Ana Cristina Gadala-Maria, QED InvestorsFintech is a global trend at the moment, and having people who truly understand it is as valuable as ever.With a Bachelor's from Stanford and a Harvard MBA, Ana Cristina Gadala-Maria certainly fits this description. Ana leads Fontes, a seed-stage fund for Latin America fintech at QED, and is a supporter of the LatAm ecosystem through Mosaico, a content platform. She's passionate about democratizing access to financial services, a strong believer in entrepreneurship as the driving force behind transformative solutions, an...2021-08-0648 min

Latitud Podcast#50 - Redefining venture capital: Ben Casnocha, Village GlobalBen Casnocha was practically born an entrepreneur. In his teenage years, he started and scaled a couple of companies, before becoming Chief of Staff at LinkedIn and Greylock, both founded by Reid Hoffman. From this partnership, two books were born, co-authored by Ben and Reid, including New York Times bestseller The Start-Up of You.Since 2017, Ben has been a co-founder and Partner at Village Global, an early stage venture capital firm that aims to work not simply as a traditional VC, but also as a network. With...2021-07-2349 min

Latitud Podcast#49 - Altitud | Caterine Castillo from Neivor and simplifying payments for residential managersCaterine Castillo is a lover of rowing, crossfit, extreme sports and meditation – it's all about balance! Originally from Bogotá, her commitment to personal and professional growth led her to complete programs in Harvard, Columbia, UC Berkeley, become a Kauffman Fellow and, of course, a Latitud Fellow.Cate has been in fintech for about 10 years. She's worked in Growth for a Neobank in Colombia, in Product for a Banking as a Service company, and as Country Manager for one of the biggest global payment providers. Now as co-founder and...2021-07-2110 min

Latitud Podcast#48 - Getting through the 'supercritical stage': Renata Quintini, Renegade PartnersA renegade is someone who renounces conventions.It is through this innovation mindset that Renata Quintini runs Renegade Partners, an early-stage deep technology investment firm which she co-founded and is currently a Managing Partner at.Renata has been working in venture for over 15 years, having also been a Partner at Lux Capital and Felicis Ventures. Prior to becoming a VC, she was an investment manager at Stanford University's endowment, which invests in dozens of private equity and venture capital funds.In this...2021-07-1543 min

Latitud Podcast#46 - An honest take on the VC game in Latin America: Hernan Kazah, KaszekHernan Kazah's journey as an entrepreneur starts in 1999, in the early days of the internet in Latin America. Co-founder of Mercado Libre, he has witnessed firsthand, as a pioneer, the extraordinary evolution that the startup and VC ecosystem has experienced in the region. In 2011, hoping to help solve some of the pain points they've faced themselves, Hernan and former Meli CFO Nico Szekazy launched Kaszek. Fun fact, the name originated from the combination of both of their last names.Since then, the firm has raised $2B across 7 funds. Half of...2021-07-0954 min

Latitud Podcast#45 - Altitud | Stephanie von Staa from Oya Care and women's empowerment through healthStephanie von Staa Toledo, also known as Ste, was born in São Paulo, Brazil. She has a Wharton MBA and a Master’s Degree focused in Entrepreneurship and International Studies from University of Pennsylvania, and for the longest time, she's been passionate about health & wellness – especially for women.After working at McKinsey, taking on leadership roles at an e-commerce startup in Brazil and a cannabis startup in London, Ste decided to build her own business in the femtech space. Based on a lot of specialized research, she created Oya...2021-07-0625 min

Latitud Podcast#43 - Altitud | Marcos Adler from Clubbi and empowering small merchantsMarcos Adler is a Carioca Brazilian that loves traveling, sailing and photography. With a background in Economics and an MBA from Wharton, he worked for almost five years at GE and then as a consultant at McKinsey.Now committed to help tackle income inequality and operational inefficiencies, Marcos hopped on the tough mission to build Clubbi, a digital network of small merchants that will transform the way their members operate their businesses.Find out how Clubbi works in this episode of Altitud, a...2021-06-2915 min

Latitud Podcast#42 - Building Latitud in public: Brian Requarth and Gina GotthilfWe believe that building in public can help founders build better. This means we’re open to sharing our ideas and strategy before they’re fully baked, even if it doesn’t make us look perfect. So this episode is a little different from what you're used to hearing around here. This is a frank conversation with one of my co-founders, Gina, about the raw process of building something new. In our case, Latitud. If you ever wonder what the heck we are up to, this is where you find out:The why and...2021-06-2548 min

Latitud Podcast#41 - Altitud | Santiago Aparicio from OnTop and global hiring made easySantiago Aparicio is a serial entrepreneur from Bogotá, Colombia. After studying Economics and getting a Masters in International Management, he went on to become the 7th employee at Rappi, where he was a Corporate Partnerships Director. He later co-founded Fitpal, a fitness platform that went on to become the largest network of fitness & wellness services in Colombia.Now Santiago is building onTop, a multi-country payroll manager for LATAM that automates international hiring and payments, allowing companies to hire talent from all across the globe. He is also a...2021-06-2314 min

Latitud Podcast#39 - Altitud | Oriana Fuentes from Emptor and the automation of trustOriana Fuentes has been based in New York for the past 12 years, where she went back to after living in Peru for 8 years. With a Bachelor's in Economics and Finance from Syracuse University, she proudly built a career in Wall Street. However, not being able to find her real purpose, she left to pursue a Masters's degree in Machine Learning from Columbia University.In her free time, Oriana is either traveling, reading, or scouring New York for delicious food and baked goods. But another one of her passions is complexity. That is one of the...2021-06-1608 min

Latitud Podcast#37 - Altitud | Alejandro Gomez from Aptuno and pain-free residential rentalsAlejandro Gomez de Greiff is a born and raised Cachaco (from Bogota) who you may find running in the streets of Colombia while listening to business and history audiobooks and podcasts. He studied industrial engineering and quickly joined the dark side, as he describes it, to become an investment banker. He was also the first employee at a Private Equity firm, where he worked for 6 years.After doing some corporate VC and angel investing, he started getting jealous of all the startup founding teams he was meeting and decided it was time to join them...2021-06-0930 min

Latitud Podcast#35 - Altitud | Yasaman Rajaee from Lernico and the future of educationBorn in Iran, Yasaman Rajaee is a first-generation middle eastern immigrant woman. Besides having been a private tutor and teacher, she also has an impressive background as a student and researcher in Technology, Management, Computer Sciences and Engineering. At MIT, for example, she spent a few months investigating how Collective Intelligence can be used to improve the way organizations work. For the last 5 years, she has lived in 5 countries including Germany, Japan and the US. Now in the UK, she combines her experience in tech, education, product and community management to build Lernico...2021-06-0226 min

Latitud Podcast#34 - Dreaming big and achieving big: Henrique Dubugras, BrexHenrique Dubugras taught himself how to code as a teenager. He met his co-founder, Pedro Franceschi, over an argument on Twitter, which ended up turning them into best friends. The Brazilian tech duo went on to join teams at different startups and even start a few business projects. In 2013, they founded payments company Pagar.me — the Stripe of Brazil — when he was only sixteen years old.Pagar.me was sold in 2016, and Henrique enrolled at Stanford University. But he left after just a few months to follow his entrepreneurial instincts. In YC, him and...2021-05-2738 min

Latitud Podcast#33 - Altitud | Gabriel Monteiro from Newtail and the digitalization of all grocery retailersGabriel Monteiro is a second-time founder. His first company, Shopgram, was a fashion and decor marketplace, sold in 2015 to B2W, a leading digital commerce company in Latin America. Gabriel went on to work at B2W for 5 years, soon becoming the head of Submarino.com. That's where he met his co-founders and together they decided to start Newtail, an omnichannel platform that brings new capabilities to every brick-and-mortar grocery store, such as pickup in-store delivery, shipping from store, WhatsApp, and online marketplaces integrations.Gabriel is originally from Rio de Janeiro...2021-05-2520 min

Latitud Podcast#32 - Corporate Venture and the Israeli startup ecosystem: Camila Folkmann, Mindset VenturesIt's hard to think about tech startups without thinking US and Israel, just like it's impossible for corporations to ignore digital transformation. In Brazil, there's one venture capital firm that is bundling all of that together, by investing in some of the most innovative companies abroad, bringing them to Latin America, and connecting them with big local companies to accelerate their adoption of technology.Mindset Ventures was co-founded by Camila Folkmann, one of the first Brazilian female founders of a Venture Capital firm. Camila started her career as a corporate lawyer, having worked...2021-05-2127 min

Latitud Podcast#29 - Altitud | Gaston Irigoyen from Pomelo and the $9M seed roundPomelo is the fintech as a service (FAAS) platform for Latin America, founded by former Mastercard, Mercado Pago and Naranja X executives. The startup took some of its first steps during the Latitud Fellowship program, where Gaston Irigoyen, Hernan Corral and Juan Fantoni joined the second cohort.Latitud had the privilege of being Pomelo's first check, later introducing the founders to over 25 funds globally. Now, they're raising $9M to build Latin America's fintech infrastructure, in one of the largest seed rounds in the history of LATAM’s tech ecosystem....2021-05-1218 min

Latitud Podcast#27 - The future of investing in people: Sam Lessin, Fin and Slow VenturesFor the longest time, we've only financed personal and professional projects by acquiring debt. But what if, the same way investors bet on super early-stage business ideas, we could bet on high-potential people through an income share agreement, regardless of what those people decide to do in their lives? Equity-based financing for people is barely talked about, yet Sam Lessin has been practicing for several years. And he believes it's one of the things that can soon disrupt the big picture of the internet. Sam is the kind of person you go to to...2021-04-2947 min

Latitud Podcast#23 - Team management ordeals: Lucas Vargas, NomadWith a Harvard MBA under his belt, after his role as co-CEO of Groupon, Lucas Vargas had a lot of options for his next step. But he didn't take a step: he took a leap of faith – and decided to join a small proptech startup in Brazil called Viva Real.As CEO, Brian hired Lucas to be the Vice-President of Sales. Just a couple of years later, Brian knew Lucas was going to be his replacement when he eventually stepped out.It was a process of intense self-discovery and challenges fo...2021-04-021h 19

Latitud Podcast#21 - It's an art, not a science: Jonathan Lewy, Investo and GrinIn the startup world, it's becoming more common for founders to share mistakes they made when they were starting out, but we rarely get to know about early mistakes investors make.Well, today, Jonathan Lewy is gonna bring the challenges he faced from both sides.Jonathan moved from Belgium to Mexico right out of college, and built a food delivery app called MiOrden that was sold to SinDelantal in 2012. His experience fundraising until then had been so frustrating that, after the acquisition, he decided to give back. That's when he joined his co-founder...2021-03-1845 min

Latitud Podcast#20 - Embrace complexity: Shu Nyatta, SoftbankWhile a lot of VCs may ironically be discouraged by turmoil in emerging markets, Shu Nyatta feels comfortable in messy places. In his own words, because he grew up in one. A Nairobi native, he's lived in the US as a young consultant, in the UK as an Anthropology student, and in Dubai as a company operator. He even had a brief career as a recording artist – if you noticed a soundtrack change today, that's his music in the opening of this episode! It was through this winding journey that he found where he w...2021-03-1156 min

Latitud Podcast#19 - The trials and triumphs of a solo founder: Courtney McColgan, RunaAs the CMO of Cabify, Courtney McColgan led the company's market expansion from series A through series D, across 120 cities. She had roughly 350 people that reported to her. And every month, without exception, she received complaints from team members about issues with their paycheck. Motivated by solving a familiar challenge, Courtney founded Runa, a startup that automates payroll for businesses in Latin America. By then, from the time she spent at Cabify, she knew a thing or two about building a unicorn in the region. So she was ready to build he...2021-03-0443 min

Latitud Podcast#18 - Hidden opportunities and the early bet on Facebook: Kevin Efrusy, AccelKevin Efrusy is low-key. You won't find a lot of interviews with him, and that's by design. One of his reasons is that he believes entrepreneurs should be the ones taking all the credit, and that's a testament to what an outstanding investor he is. But truth be told: Kevin has done a lot for many founders, Brian included, both as an angel and as a partner at Accel, a top-tier global VC firm, which he joined in 2003. He has incredible experience as an operator, having worked with Elon Musk in his first c...2021-02-261h 02

Latitud Podcast#15 - Viva the Entrepreneur: Linda Rottenberg, EndeavorBrian's book is now available! Go to book.latitud.com to get your copy of Viva the Entrepreneur: Founding, Scaling and Raising Venture Capital in Latin America .This episode is not about that, though, and even less so about him. Yes, sure, our guest today wrote the foreword -- but above all, she's a huge inspiration to me and thousands of other founders around the world.That's because Linda Rottenberg co-founded Endeavor and has led the global entrepreneurship movement since 1997. Back...2021-02-0252 min

Latitud Podcast#14 - Building and scaling tech companies: Yuri Danilchenko, co-founder of LatitudYuri Danilchenko grew up in Russia during one of the most defining moments in history. He's had a knack for tech and entrepreneurship since before he noticed it, having sold cell phones for pocket money when he was only 13, and fixing his friends' computers even though he didn't own one. Then, after living in the US and getting his masters in AI, he moved to Brazil and worked at several startups.He liked the challenges of startup life so much he ended up co-founding a business himself, called Vemos. But they eventually had to move...2021-01-2955 min

Latitud Podcast#13 - Self-care as the leader of a fast-growing company: Peter Fernandez, former CEO of 99It’s here: the last episode of 2020. We started this year by interviewing Paulo Veras, the co-founder of 99, the first Brazilian unicorn. Now, we end the season on the highest of notes with the guy that was managing the company when it was sold to Didi. Peter Fernandez held leadership roles at Google and was an angel investor and advisor for 99 before he joined the team in 2016, becoming CEO 10 months later. When he left the position, he went on a sabbatical that took him on an amazing journey of self-discovery...2020-12-2454 min

Latitud Podcast#12 - Where and when founders should be hands-on: Luciana Caletti, LoveMondays / GlassdoorIn the early days of Love Mondays, co-founder Luciana Caletti was encouraged by her investors to talk to every player in the industry, including competitors. Not only did that accelerate their learning as a startup, but it also allowed them to build a relationship with their US-born more developed equivalent, Glassdoor. Fast forward 3 years, they joined forces as Glassdoor expanded and Luciana became the Managing Director for Latin America. But even though her title might have changed, her role did not. Today, we talk about her journey leading a ve...2020-12-1046 min

Latitud Podcast#10 - Mastering growth and taking Duolingo to 200M users: Gina Gotthilf, co-founder of LatitudGina Gotthilf was the VP of Growth at Duolingo, the most downloaded education app in the world, leading the team that built its user base from 3 to 200 million. She also led Tumblr's growth in Latin America and participated in the Mike Bloomberg presidential campaign to help oversee digital ad campaigns at a historical daily spend. In 2020, she joined Brian and Yuri as a co-founder of Latitud, to help engineer serendipity for the top doers and thinkers in the Latam startup ecosystem. In this episode, Gina talks a...2020-11-131h 04

Latitud Podcast#7 - Both sides of the table: Julio Vasconcellos, AtlanticoNo matter the game, understanding the other player always helps you make better moves. This logic applies to the fundraising game too. Julio Vasconcellos is a great example of this, being a very prolific entrepreneur and investor. Julio was Facebook’s first country manager in Brazil, back in 2010. That same year, he started Peixe Urbano, which became a leading local commerce and services company in Brazil, later expanding to other 6 countries in Latin America and eventually being acquired by Baidu. He’s been an angel investor ever since and is also the co-founder of tw...2020-10-0255 min

Latitud Podcast#6 - The emotional rollercoaster of being a founder: Oskar Hjertonsson, CornershopStartups are the wildest roller coasters. You can have your best day and your worst day oftentimes in the same day. You really need to learn how to deal with the ups and downs and accept that there are things that you simply cannot control.Oskar Hjertonsson has been on a crazy ride for the past 14 years. Born in Sweden, he met one of his co-founders, Daniel Undurraga, in Chile, where they first created Needish. Later rebranded Clandescuento, it was acquired by Groupon, and Oskar and Dani led the expansion in Latin America....2020-09-2452 min

Latitud Podcast#5 - Changing the tires while driving: Sergio Furio, CreditasStarting a business is a game of persistence. As our guest Sergio Furio says in this episode, “we build businesses to thrive over 10-20 years, but we don’t know what’s happening tomorrow.”Sergio was born in Spain and moved to Brazil after his wife, Silvia, told him about the high interest rates in the country. He founded BankFácil in 2011, which later became Creditas.Much later, in fact. Sergio had to adapt his strategy a few times, and has persisted a lot, but he’s staying ahead of the game. Credi...2020-09-1053 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 56 - Fin de Temporada Programa Completo - 29.12.2018FINAL DE TEMPORADA 2018 Último programa de la temporada de Latitud Gay. Reporte de nuestro corresponsal en Tenerife Alejandro Mutis. Reporte de nuestro corresponsal en Chile Jose Luis Diaz. Toda la actualidad Nacional e Internacional de la población LGBTIQ+ Y la mejor música para La Marikoteca de Fin de Año. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 29.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-311h 54

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018SERGIO MAZZA en Latitud Gay - 22.12.2018Entrevistamos a SERGIO MAZZA creador y director de la película ONE SHOT, cuya protagonista es una mujer transgenero. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 22.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-2414 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018MARIA LAURA ALEMAN en Latitud Gay - 22.12.2018Entrevistamos a MARIA LAURA ALEMAN, una mujer transexual que fue un hombre llamado Eduardo, se casó y tuvo tres hijos. Pero a los 50 años, y luego de una grave enfermedad, decidió hacerse cargo de lo que sentía. Hoy es una mujer trans y sus hijos lo aqceptaron LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 22.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-2431 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 55 - Programa Completo - 22.12.2018Entrevistamos a MARIA LAURA ALEMAN, es una mujer trans que fue un hombre llamado Eduardo, se casó y tuvo tres hijos. Pero a los 50 años, y luego de una grave enfermedad, decidió hacerse cargo de lo que sentía. Es la protagonista de ONE SHOT película dirigida por Sergio Mazza. Entrevista a SERGIO MAZZA creador y director de ONE SHOT. Toda actualidad nacional e internacional de la población LGBTIQ+ de Argentina y el mundo. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 22.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina...2018-12-231h 49

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 54 - Programa Completo - 15.12.2018Entrevistamos al astrólogo SILVIO TRUGMAN quien nos contó acerca de la astrologia y las constelaciones familiares. Toda la actualidad nacional e internacional de Y para la población LGBTIQ+ LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Sábado 15.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-181h 50

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 53 - Programa Completo - 08.12.2018Entrevistamos a GABY SAMBUCCETTI Escritora, GUSTAVO SOTO, coreógrafo y JUAN SALAS Actor. Ademas los reportes de nuestros querido JOSE LUIS DIAZ desde Chile. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 08.12.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-141h 50

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018SILVIA VIDAL en Latitud Gay - 01.12.18Nuestro columnista/corresponsal JOSE LUIS DIAZ entrevistó a SILVIA VIDAL, activista y EcoFeminista, en Santiago de Chile. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 01.12.2018 Santiago de Chile, Chile Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-0205 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018MARCELO HUENULEF ORTEGA en Latitud Gay - 01.12.18Nuestro columnista/corresponsal JOSE LUIS DIAZ de Chile entrevistó al pasto MARCELO HUENULEF ORTEGA dentro del marco de "5 miradas sobres el HIV", el 24 de noviembrede 2018 en Santiago, Chile. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y Conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 24.11.2018 Santiago de Chile, Chile. Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-12-0206 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018LO QUE SOMOS en Latitud Gay - 24.11.2018Entrevisatmos a parte del elenco de LO QUE SOMOS. FACUNDO PONCE uno de sus protagonistas junto a GERMAN MOLDOVAN y VALERIA ANDRE creadora y directora del mismo. LO QUE SOMOS nos habla de las masculinidades y el tango. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Sábado 24.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-2623 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018CINEVERSATIL en Latitud Gay - 24.11.2018Entrevistamos a JOSE ALIRIO PEÑA director del 8vo CINEVERSATIL, Festival de Cortos LGBTIQ+ de Buenos Aires que se celebrará el 30.11.2018 LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 24.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-2622 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018PEPA LUNA en Latitud Gay - 24.11.2018Entrevistamos a la genial y talentosa PEPA LUNA actriz y cantante española que está viviendo en Buenos Aires, desde hace ya algunos años y que está delietando a los argentinos con su arte. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo imporntate es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 24.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-2642 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 52 - Programa Completo - 24.11.2018Entrevistamos a: - JOSE ALIRIO PEÑA director del 8vo. Festival de Cortos LGBTIQ+ CINEVERSATIL. - FACUNDO PONCE y VALERIA ANDRE parte del elenco de LO QUE SOMOS una obra de teatro que habla sobre el tango y las masculinidades. - PEPA LUNA Actriz, Cantate y Profesora de Canto, que nos vino a contar de todos sus proyectos y del espectáculo NOSOTROS junto a FACUNDO PONCE. LATITUD GAY Un Lugar en el Mundo donde lo Importante es SER. Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 24.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail 2018-11-261h 49

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018NICOLAS SORRIVAS en Latitud Gay - 17.11.2018Entrevistamos al talentoso NICOLAS SORRIVAS, Creador y Director de GORDOFOBIA, A Rodar Mi vida, el musical. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 17.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-1923 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Angel Angel, Rodrigo Martinez y Lautaro Diaz en Latitud Gay - 17.11.2017Entrevistamos a ANGEL FERREYRA, nuestro corresponsal itinerante y a dos de sus "hijos", RODRIGO MARTINEZ Y LAUTARO DIAZ. Rodrigo, desfiló en la Marcha del Orgullo LGBTIQ de Buenos Aires 2018, Personificando al "Angel del Orgullo". LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 17.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-1923 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 51 - Programa Completo - 17.11.2018En estre programa entrevistamos a NICOLAS SORRIVAS Creador y director de GORDOFOBIA, a rodar mi vida, el musical. Y directo desde la provincia de Cordoba a ANGEL FERREYRA nuestro corresponsal itinerante y a RODRIGO VAZQUEZ y LAUTARO DIAZ. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 17.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-191h 52

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018ANDREA PASUT en Latitud Gay - 10.11.2018Entrevistamos a la genial y talentosa ANDREA PASUT. Artista visual, docente, escenógrafa, actriz, columnista de radio y productora de eventos artísticos. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 10.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-1123 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018DIEGO BRIZUELA en Latitud Gay - 10.11.2018Entrevistamos al genial actor DIEGO BRIZUELA creador del espectáculo "CONCIERTO RECUERDO". Actor, Docente Teatral y Director de Teatro. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 10.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentinia TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-1124 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018NUBE DIVERSA en Latitud Gay - 10.11.2018Entrevista realizada por Angel Ferreyra a las creadoras Eugenia y Virginia de NUBE DIVERSA en la marcha del Orgullo LGBT+ en la ciudad de Cordoba, provincia de Cordoba, Argentina. https://www.facebook.com/nubediversa/ LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 10.11.2018 Ciudad de Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-1102 min

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018Latitud Gay N° 50 - Programa Completo - 10.11.2018Entrevistamos a la genial ANDREA PASUT artista plástica, activista LGBT+ y a DIEGO BRIZUELA talentoso actor, docente y director de teatro. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER. Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 10.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto: TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia e mail: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-111h 52

LATITUD GAY 2017/2018ANNE DIESTRO en Latitud Gay - 03.11.2018Entrevistamos a ANNE DIESTRO artista fotográfica y MARA SOFIA LOPEZ curadora de su muestra "El Cuerpo, Mi Ley, Mi Transgresión", que se exhibre en CASA SOFIA de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. LATITUD GAY Un lugar en el mundo donde lo importante es SER Producción y conducción: ARTURO LODETTI Sábado 03.11.2018 Buenos Aires, Argentina Contacto TW/IN @latitudgay FB/LatitudGayMedia email: latitudgay@gmail.com 2018-11-0526 min

Podcast LATITUD GAYLatitud Gay N° 14/14 - 11.06.2014Latitud Gay N! 15/14 - 11.06.2014 Producción y conducción: Arturo Lodetti Radio Sentidos Buenos Aires, Argentina LG 14/14 - 11.06.2014 2014-06-2401 min

Podcast LATITUD GAYLatitud Gay N° 02/14 -12.03.2014 - Temporada 2014Latitud Gay N° 2 - 12.03.2014 Invitado: Salvador Nuñez. Columnistas: Esteban Rico y Leandro Fogliatti. Producciono y Conducción: Arturo Lodetti Radio Sentidos. Buenos Aires, Argentina LG 02/14 - 12.03.2014 2014-03-1453 min