Smirnoff: Naafi

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On September 14th yesterday, Smirnov Sound held an event at Mixmag x Smirnoff Sound Collective Lab in Brooklyn, New York, for the first time publishing the latest "tribal" documentary series. After the screening, they met and greeted the co-founders of NAAFI and greeted and how they developed and created music using their platform even though they face the challenges of Latin American artists I talked with the audience. In addition, members of NAAFI also shared a special Latin American style SMIRNOFFTM vodka cocktail, SMIRNOFF Paloma and its fans, and the iconic Moscow Mule and its original vodka SMIRNOFF 21 Vodka. SMIRNOFF Paloma needs 1.5 ounces. SMIRNOFF No. 21 Vodka, salt knob, lemon spray, 2 drops of spicy sauce, grapefruit soda. As NAAFI co-founder and DJS played, participants enjoyed cocktails responsibly through the evening. DJ sets shooting and streaming in real time and you can see it again here

New literature celebrating the influence of Latin American identity and culture on world music scene

In commemoration of the official release of the documentary, NAAFI was also brought to Mixmag x Smirnoff Sound Collective Lab in Brooklyn, New York, and was screened live at the live show on Wednesday, September 14. The live performances are as follows.

Fortunately, Smirnov is about to change this. Through the Smirnoff Sound Collective Initiative, the company is trying to promote the story of 'female-centered Discwoman Collective' and 'NAAFI Latin Artists'. Local senior brand manager Justin Medcraft says that Mr. Smirnoff wants to join the careers of emerging artists directly.