Pablo E. Yglesias is a Cuban-American artist specializing in Latin music. He is a graphic designer, journalist, exhibit curator, film consultant, DJ and music producer also known as DJ Bongohead. Yglesias is the author of Cocinando: 50 Years of Latin Album Cover Art and has consulted on the documentary film, We Like It Like That The Story Of Latin Boogaloo. Yglesias has also worked as a designer, liner note writer and/or producer on various music releases over the last three decades for labels such as Fania, Rough Guide Music, RMM Records, Vampi Soul, Rocafort, Nascente and Capitol Blue Note as well as working with the catalogues of Ansonia Records, Discos Fuentes, Codiscos, MAG and many other Latin artists and labels. He curated the Latin music graphics exhibitions ¡Viva La Música! (2006) and Visual Clave: The Evolution Of Salsa Graphics & The Expression Of Latino Identity Through Album Cover Art (2014 - 2019). In addition, he has been consultant or co-curator for various gallery and museum shows about Latin music and dance, including American Sabor: Latinos In U.S. Popular Music (2007), Izzy Sanabria: The Visual Voice of the Salsa Generation (2016), and Rhythm and Power (2017). 

Jhensen Ortiz is a Queens native librarian, archivist, researcher, and writer. He currently works as a librarian at the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives and Library at The City College of New York. Both in his research and in his work as a librarian, Jhensen is passionate about digital library collections, history of the Dominican community in the U.S., 20 th century visual and material culture, and audiovisual media. 

He holds a B.A. in History from the City College of New York; and a dual master degree in Library Science and History with a certificate in Archives and the Preservation of CulturalMaterials from Queens College (CUNY).