MMA Director Spotlight: Lillian Guerrero
"My name is Lillian Guerrero and I’m currently a music education major at American River College. I am from Redding California and only recently moved to Sacramento a year and a half ago. I first started playing music in 5th grade on the alto saxophone and quickly took to many other wind instruments throughout middle school. Becoming a teacher, a good one, is very important to me because in times where I was young and couldn’t find very many friends, my band teacher was my best friend. Music gave me an emotional outlet and made me feel like I could finally commit myself to something and be good! It helped my confidence, social skills, and leadership abilities.
When I entered high school, I found a new love for jazz music and committed myself to the trombone after many years of concert trumpet. Since moving to Sacramento, I’ve met a plethora of musicians and played with many ensembles! I love the opportunity I have here and Mandarins Music Academy has provided me a place to truly start sharing my passion and love for music and I am eternally grateful for that."
What I like about eggy car is how simple the controls are. Most of the challenge comes from finding the right balance instead of learning complicated controls.
What I enjoy about Drive Mad is the focus on balance rather than complicated controls. Some of the obstacles really test how carefully you accelerate.
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Really enjoyed reading about Lillian Guerrero’s journey and how music helped shape her confidence and passion for teaching. On the entertainment side, I’ve been taking little breaks with Speed Stars lately, and it’s surprisingly fun and relaxing after a busy day.
I played Block Blast while my fingers were slightly numb from the cold. Each movement felt slower than usual.