He's Explosive

Add to all this his production work — lately it's been for Rodolfo Castero, who sings background on Dainamite's "Dulce." Then there are the side projects: "I'm gonna be working with Tito Puente Jr. again soon. They're thinking of doing a tribute movie to his father," he says. And there is also television work. Last week, it was an appearance on West Palm's Mi Pueblo TV, for the second time in one month.

And on Saturday night, at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Dainamite's doing one of his oddest gigs to date. It's a seminar called "A Millionaire's Approach," which apparently is based on a book, and he's the only "invited artist." What the program will entail is anybody's guess, but the motivational aspect surely must strike Dainamite as something he can identify with.

"I'm proud to be from Puerto Rico. And I want everybody to know it."

Details

Dainamite, at "A Millionaire's Approach" seminar. 8 p.m. Saturday, September 12, at the James L. Knight Center, 400 S.E. Second Ave., Miami. Tickets cost $55 to $108. Call 305-416-5978, or click here.

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It gets even better: He's got an upcoming live slot on Miami's Channel 41, America Tévé. "It's some kind of comedy show. So I guess I'll be joking with the hosts and performing a song." The title? "Explosivos." How's that for continuity?