DJ ALEX GUTIERREZ

  James Bond: The Final Pursuit " Enemy Action" The sun dipped low over the horizon, casting long shadows across the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean. James Bond—Agent 007—stood at the window of his sleek MI6 office in London, the reflection of his face staring back at him. There was an unsettling weight in the air, a sense of finality, as if the world was holding its breath. It wasn’t the first time he’d faced this kind of assignment. As MI6’s most lethal agent, he had taken down adversaries from all corners of the globe, from shadowy criminal syndicates to rogue state actors. But this time, the mission was different. Personal . The man he had once been, the one who had carried the mantle of James Bond for decades, was no longer his responsibility. His memory had been wiped clean, and his life was set to begin again as a civilian. The process was part of the MI6 protocol—necessary, cold, but effective. But the old Bond had done something unexpected. He had escaped ....

  The DJ Dilemma: When the Beats Are Strong, But the Knees Are Not You know that moment when you're living your best life, feeling like you’ve still got it, and then—bam! Your body reminds you that, surprise, you're definitely not 21 anymore? Well, that’s me. I’ve been DJing in clubs, concerts, and events for over 45 years, and let me tell you, when that bass drops, I still feel like I’m 25, throwing down the hottest tracks for a sea of sweaty, dancing bodies. But then I wake up the next morning, and my knees sound like a bowl of Rice Krispies when I try to stand up. That's when I start to wonder: maybe the beats are dropping a little too hard on me. I’m still spinning my old-school favorites—Donna Summer, Cerrone, El Gran Combo—you know, the classics that never go out of style. And honestly, I love it. But, let’s face it, something’s changed. I’m not quite as bouncy as I used to be. These days, when I look in the mirror, it’s like seeing my musical soul in a thrift sto...

  "Marshmellows: The 70s Shoe That Left No Footprint... Until Now" The decade of disco, bell-bottoms, and shoes that were as bold as the music. One such iconic creation was the Marshmellow shoe. For those of us who lived through it (or just wish we did), the Marshmellow was the shoe to wear, with its distinctive white rubber bottom that felt like walking on clouds. They were a mix of style, comfort, and an undeniable sense of swagger—perfect for the laid-back, yet fashion-forward vibe of the era. Fast forward to today, and I can’t help but notice a curious trend. Everywhere I look, I see new men’s shoes sporting that same exact white rubber bottom, the same sleek, cushy feel that made the Marshmellow so unforgettable. But here’s the thing—no one seems to be giving a nod to the original Marshmellow brand! It's as if that piece of 70s footwear history just vanished into thin air, with the new shoes taking all the credit without a single shoutout to the legacy that came...

  "Miami in the 70s and 80s: A Love Letter to the Good Ol' Days (And A Few Royal Castle Burgers)" Ah, the Miami of the mid-70s and early 80s… a time when the city was a chaotic yet charming mixture of pastel colors, bell-bottoms, and that unmistakable, intoxicating combination of saltwater and gasoline. I find myself driving through it every day on my way to work, and let me tell you—those long drives aren’t just a commute, they’re a nostalgic trip down memory lane that I never knew I needed. It’s like my car is a time machine, and I’m the reluctant captain of a vehicle that takes me right back to when life was simpler, my hair was bigger, and my worries were smaller (but my Royal Castle burger was a lot bigger). As I roll through Coral Gables, I'm suddenly transported back to Sunday outings with my mom—back when the Gables felt like the epitome of luxury and class, not just the place where the traffic is always bad and you can’t find parking. I remember walking aro...

  Do You Want to Be My Co-Worker or My Friend at Work? The Ultimate Dilemma Ah, work. The place where you clock in to make a living but often leave with a few good stories, an occasional snack from the break room, and possibly a few “life lessons” from your colleagues. But, as with most things in life, it’s not always clear whether we’re working alongside potential co-workers or future best friends. Some days, it’s a blurry line, a cocktail of professional collaboration sprinkled with personal connection — and other days, well… it’s just a battle for the last piece of pizza in the fridge. As someone who loves to keep the work environment both productive and interesting, I’ve developed a simple yet groundbreaking philosophy: You get to choose. Are you going to be my co-worker or my friend? Here’s the thing: You’re welcome to fall into either category, but be aware of the consequences. The Co-Worker: The Professional Yet Mysterious Category Let's start with the co-worker categor...

  Why My Ability to Kill Cockroaches Is the Only Skill That Matters in a Relationship Let’s face it: nobody’s perfect. I’m not handy. I can’t fix a car. Drywalls? Don’t even get me started. I can’t even change a light bulb without it becoming a two-hour adventure involving a ladder, a flashlight, and several swear words. And when it comes to taking out the garbage? I wait until the bag’s practically bursting at the seams, like it’s a game of how long can I push this thing before it becomes a biohazard? But here's the thing: none of that matters. Because I possess the skill every woman looks for in a man. Nope, it's not a six-pack, a well-manicured lawn, or the ability to assemble IKEA furniture without tears. What I have that no one else does is the single most important attribute in a relationship. It’s not even close. I am an expert in the elimination and disposal of cockroaches. Can you handle a Cockroach video? Click here  Now, before you start thinking this is some s...

  The Return of Smooth Jazz: Rediscovering the Soundtrack of "WOLFS" and Beyond I recently watched the film WOLFS on Apple TV , starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. While the film itself was solid, what truly stood out to me was the music. Clooney’s character, in particular, was given a chance to express himself more deeply through his soundtrack, and it got me thinking about the smooth jazz craze of the late '90s and the role of music in setting a mood and defining a character. Clooney's character was allowed to shine in moments where music really helped convey his personality, a touch Pitt’s character didn’t quite enjoy. One track, in particular, had me hooked: Sade's "No Ordinary Love." Along with other timeless classics like "Smooth Operator" by Sade and "Just the Two of Us" by Grover Washington Jr. and Bill Withers, I was transported back to a time when smooth jazz dominated the airwaves, filling cars and living rooms alik...

  Taking Requests at Nightclubs: Why the Vibe Matters More Than the $50 Why Sometimes Song Requests Are Like Bad Ingredients in a Perfect Recipe Imagine this: you’re in a packed nightclub. The lights are pulsing, the crowd is alive, and the DJ is locked in, reading the room, sculpting the energy with every beat. The music flows like a story—each song setting up the next, every transition crafted to lift the crowd higher. Then, right in the middle of this perfect moment, it happens. “Hey DJ, can you play that one song ?” Hold up. Let’s pause here. A DJ isn’t just playing tracks—they’re building an experience. Each record is selected with the care of a chef choosing the perfect spices for a signature dish. So when someone asks for a song that doesn’t fit, it’s a bit like asking a Michelin-star chef to toss a can of beans into a five-star meal. It’s not arrogance it’s protection. Protection of the vibe, the flow, the journey that everyone in the room came to feel. Now, picture t...

 The 1235 Flashback Party has become a beloved gathering for music lovers over the last two years, establishing itself as the ultimate destination for unforgettable nightlife. Set at the iconic 94th Aero Squadron in Miami, this venue offers a unique blend of entertainment, featuring three distinct areas and an active restaurant, making it an entertainment complex like no other in the area. With its spacious layout and diverse offerings, it has quickly become a go-to hotspot for people of all ages and musical tastes. The clientele at the Flashback Party is as varied as the music itself. There’s a dedicated nightclub space for salsa enthusiasts, while the main room brings together the best of 70s, 80s, and 90s dance hits. The event is known for its outstanding mix of veteran Miami DJs, including DJ Quinn of Club 1235 and DJ Alex Gutierrez of Alcazaba, Club Mystique, and many other prominent venues. Together, they create an unparalleled vibe that attracts an eclectic crowd, ensuring t...