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| Soulstress Juanita Is Back With A New Inspirational Release With a highly-anticipated self-titled CD, R&B/Soul sensation JJuanita is back and showcases her own blend of Sophisticated S-O-U-L with the empowering new single, Better Dayz. As an entertainer and entrepreneur for many years, JUANITA has appeared in several music showcases, fashion shows, magazines, and was a finalist in the Miss Black World NY State Modeling & Beauty Pageant. With a very diverse background, she is also the former co-founder of G&J Consulting Services and holds dual degrees in Human Services: Mental Health and Marketing. JUANITA has embarked upon the road less traveled, but has been determined to stay true to herself and is committed to making a difference. JUANITA demonstrates that she is not only a talented artist, but is a humanitarian who understands the power of giving back. In addition to performing within the US and abroad, JUANITA has been actively involved in the mental health movement and has partnered with several non-profit organizations. As a motivational speaker and advocate, she has been instrumental in the fight against stigma associated with mental illness and suicide. JUANITA has participated in outreach events to raise money for education, research, and new programs for suicide prevention. JUANITA continues her mission of encouraging others and takes it one step further through her positive and uplifting music. A combination of R&B, Soul, Jazz, and Gospel influences, the self-written release, Better Dayz touches the soul and speaks to the human spirit. With messages of hope and survival, JUANITA writes from her life's experiences to inspire people to move forward through difficult times. Better Dayz is a very personal tribute that helped her heal through heartbreak, coping with a loved one's suicide, and everyday challenges. "Life can be hard at times, but we are powerful and can achieve great things! The detours and the roadblocks lead us to where we are supposed to be." - JUANITA write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Jazz News :: home page |