They call her "Colombiana"
(PRWEB) June 26, 2017
Biography of Gloria Cristina Sanchez:
On a cold rainy night when Gloria Cristina Sanchez was 5 or 6 years old, a bus dropped her off on the streets of Bogota, Colombia. As Gloria stood on the street, frightened and soaked by rain, she began to cry. She survived eating from garbage cans and sleeping in cardboard boxes. Gloria would suck on gasoline to avoid being hungry. She was left to fend for herself on the streets of Bogota, Colombia.
Before being abandoned on the streets, Gloria lived with a lady named Celina. At this home, she endured verbal, physical and emotional abuse. She was not allowed to go to school with Celina's children. Instead, was left behind to wash clothes, grind corn and polish the floors. Gloria was forced to eat leftover food that was usually given to the dogs.
One of the most devastating things that happened to Gloria was when Celina tried to drown her by shoving her head into a water trough. Thankfully, Gloria was rescued from drowning by Celina's daughter. After this horrible incident, again, Gloria was on the streets for months, malnourished and dirty. She was picked up by a lady that was kind enough to take her to an orphanage. The orphanage was named Fana.
As a little girl, Gloria was very sad but never lost her faith in God. She would always talk to God asking him to find a loving family for her.
After a period of time, an American family from Washington State flew to Colombia to adopt Gloria. She was taken to Washington State where she lived with her adoptive parents. Gloria started school at a later age because she had to learn to speak English. As Gloria grew up, she decided on a career in law enforcement because of her perseverance, determination and vow to help others. She was given the opportunity to become a school resource officer with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in Louisville, Ky. In this job Gloria was able to help children from different backgrounds. She also related to children from broken homes, who were abused and with broken spirits. Gloria was promoted to Sargent and is presently in charge of a platoon. She promised to make a difference in the lives of others.
She believes her birth name is Gloria Cristina Sanchez. She is still actively searching for her family. She still has the will to never give up.
A song was written about the life of Gloria Cristina Sanchez:
Gloria met a coworker, Sam H. Scott who is also CEO of De'Ken Management Production/Publishing (DMP Records), He became interested in her human interest story and for several years he talked with her and discussed ways to attempt to locate her family members. By being in the music business, Sam decided that a song and video about her life story could be a vehicle to deliver this information to the nation and the world. Sam introduced Gloria to Grammy nominated, platinum recording artist, B.Stille of Nappy Roots. De'Ken Management Production/Publishing signed a management contract with Gloria to record her story. With the help of B.Stille, AslyToro, J. Kellz,and music producer Dustin Que, the song "Colombiana" was created. The "Colombiana" video was produced by Rick Carr,CEO of Visionary Films and his assistant Ricardo Santos. . Both projects were executively produced by Sam H. Scott, CEO De'Ken Management Production/Publishing'
The release of the song and video entitled "Colombiana" represents a human interest story with the hope of not only finding Gloria's family, but millions of other abandoned, abused or exploited children.This story was meant to implore other children throughout the world to never give up. Gloria Cristina Sanchez has not given up. As of today, she is still searching for her family.
Submitted by,
Sam H. Scott
CEO De'Ken Management Production/Publishing
Email: deken214(at)aol(dot)com
Cell # 502-468-0104
Home #502-451-4597
