Mariana Ramos

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Location
Medellin, Colombia
Expertise
Mixology, Mezcal + Aperol, Michelin Star Chefs
  • Mariana's photos of the Oakland-based folk music group, Fantastic Negrito, were featured in a 2018 edition of the Wall Street Journal.
  • In the summer of 2018, she drank a record 317 Aperol Spritzes.
  • She protested for climate change and marched alongside her hero Jane Fonda in Los Angeles.

Experience

Mariana has been a writer her whole life, starting with poetry at the age of 7. In 2017, after eight years of working solely in the service industry, an opportunity to become a part-time content writer opened the doors to the happiest moment of her work career. For a while, she juggled four jobs that included churning out eight articles a day of trending content on multiple sites and ghostwriting for celebrities on platforms such as Holonis. When writing became her full-time job she was able to travel to Chicago and do more journalist work for Rare News. In 2018, her long-time dream of being published in a newspaper came true when the LA Downtowner hired her for what would be a wonderful three years of interviewing Los Angeles' best chefs, business owners, and creative minds shaping the city.

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