Vesper Public Relations Pushes Through A Year of Panic & Pandemic spreading their client's messages

LOS ANGELES - Dec. 1, 2020 - PRLog -- The year began precariously for all of us, with rumor of a global pandemic about to hit the U.S. and with the public in varying degrees of concern about it. Then in early spring the entire world shut down causing the American public to panic buy, leaving the shelves of their local grocery stores empty of the would be apocalyptic supplies.
This, the beginning of the new normal, brought a new client to Vesper Public Relations, the shopping center developer Primestore Development, who wished to share their efforts to keep their tenants, the people who work in their shopping centers and the people who buy there, healthy and as safe as possible. Vesper Public Relations shared news of Primestore Development's use of "electrostatic cleaning," closing of communal areas, and safe distancing practices with local & national news outlets and helped calm a concerned community.
Of course the pandemic caused many closures, cancelations, and reimagining of events. Vesper PR client, the Hola Mexico Film Festival, was forced to cancel like many other festivals. Samuel Douek, Founder & Director of the Hola Mexico Film Festival, decided to take the film festival virtual and therefore open up his audience to Mexican cinephiles across the nation if not around the world. Vesper PR not only announced the Hola Mexico Virtual Theater in May, but again worked with Samuel Douek to announce the official 2020 Hola Mexico Film Festival successfully streamed on Pantaya network later in the year during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Speaking of Hispanic Heritage Month, Vesper Public Relations was called upon by Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez who is responsible for organizing the City's multicultural events. Councilwoman Rodriguez brought on Vesper PR to coordinate media coverage of both the 2020 virtual "El Grito" celebration and the 2020 virtual "Dia de los Muertos" drive through experience. The "Dia de los Muertos" event was extra special and important this year as the holiday altar would cover the entire facade of Pacoima's city hall building with photos of loved ones lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Los Angeles City Councilwoman was not the only returning Vesper PR client. Fonovisa Records, the U.S. based Regional Mexican record label of Universal Music Latin Entertainment (UMLE), the world's leading Latin entertainment company, a perennial client of Vesper PR's for well over 10 years, like so many other clients needed to go virtual in 2020. Vesper PR created a new virtual promotional media tour opportunities for Fonovisa artists including Latin Grammy recording artist Buyuchek & Abuela Irma Silva the oldest 82 year old nominee in the Best Norteño Album category.
Let us not forget about Vesper PR's longtime client and friend, Cannes Film Festival award winner, film director, writer, producer Carlos A. Hurtado who, with over 200 film festival nominations and 63 wins continues to inspire Vesper PR to spread his story and inspire others. Such was the case when Hurtado's most recent film festival nominations motivated Vesper PR to coordinate his interview on the CNN en Español lifestyle show Camilo.
Proving that Vesper PR is the go to firm for all things Latinx, media outlets looking for quotes on Latin culture continue to interview Vesper PR founder Mariluz Gonzalez for her unique insight. Most recently she was featured in ShoutOut LA and on Beond TV.

https://shoutoutla.com/mariluz-gonzalez-owner/
https://beond.tv/video/business/mariluz-gonzalez-is-the-b...
Says Mariluz Gonzalez founder and owner of Vesper PR, "2020 has been tough. We all faced the unknown, some faced even worse than that. For those of us still here, still striving, still loving, still hoping and praying I'll strive and love, hope and pray for you too. God bless us all and see you next year."

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