Today on Bienvenidos al Futuro, here in Australia we sit down with Benjamin "Buda" Arnedo, a Digital Designer who blends branding, motion and content craft with a DJ mindset for flow. From the origin of the "Buda" nickname and building a personal brand, to teaching After Effects and shipping 4K, drone and handheld work on lean budgets, this episode is packed with practical lessons for designers and creators.Why watchTurn a nickname into a memorable brand and protect it onlineGeneralist vs specialist, how to grow without hitting a ceilingWork with clients, budgets and timelines when you are the Swiss army creativePractical gear chat, Photoshop and After Effects, drones and stabilisersTeaching and learning loops, building courses, and keeping the fun in the workMoving countries, rebuilding credibility, and finding your communityAbout our guestBenjamin Arnedo is a digital designer and creative lead with roots in music and motion. He has taught audiovisual media and brings hands-on experience across branding, video and content systems.LanguageSpanish audio with English subtitles available. Turn on CC in the player.Chapters00:00:00 Intro and who is Buda00:02:05 The Instagram handle story and personal brand00:04:30 Teaching design, After Effects, music to motion00:13:10 Adding video to design work, quick shoots00:18:30 Choosing clients, scope and budgets00:24:30 Building a scrappy crew, pre-drone era00:36:35 Gear, computers, scaling up00:41:15 Moving to Australia, culture and community00:45:25 Migration realities and rebuilding credibility00:58:50 Agency collabs and creative standards01:12:20 Doing more with less, online tools, lean production01:26:42 Advice for newcomers, mindset and next stepsIf you found valueSubscribe, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway, and share this episode with a designer mate who needs a push to start or to specialise.Listen and followSpotify and YouTube, search: Bienvenidos al Futuro, here in Australia.KeywordsBenjamin Arnedo, Buda, Digital Designer, Digital Design, Motion Design, After Effects, Photoshop, Branding, Content Creation, Creative Career, Client Management, Portfolio Tips, Drone Footage, Australia, Canberra, LatAm, Spanish in Australia, Bienvenidos al Futuro, Podcast, Creative Process#DigitalDesign #MotionDesign #ContentCreation

📍 Filmed at sunrise on Narrabeen Beach, SydneyWhat happens when a filmmaker, healer, and Aztec-Nahua knowledge keeper walks the land of the oldest continuous cultures on Earth?In this powerful episode, we sit with David Cayetano — a Mexican engineer from Universidad Regiomontana, filmmaker, healer, and guardian of ancestral wisdom — as he shares his journey across Australia and beyond. From sacred fire ceremonies to First Nations collaborations, David's story is a living reminder that ancient knowledge is not behind us — it's here, now, and alive in every step we take. Fresh from presenting a film about language and dance in his home community, David speaks about decolonisation, spiritual diplomacy, and how technology — when used with respect — can amplify Indigenous voices across oceans.🌍 After this conversation, David left Australia to begin a cultural tour across Europe. But his message still echoes here.If you’ve ever questioned where you come from or how to honour it, this episode is your sign to remember.Topics include:Walking the path of medicine and communityConnecting with Australia's First NationsTeaching Nahuatl online around the worldThe power of art and ceremony to unifyWhat it means to carry wisdom with integrity💬 “We are grains from the same cob of corn.”👉 Watch, share, and leave us a comment — what resonated with you the most?💬 Subtitles in: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Hindi, Dutch and German on YouTube.#WelcomeToTheFuture #FirstNations #IndigenousWisdom #Aztec #Nahuatl #MexicanCulture #Narrabeen #Decolonise #SacredKnowledge #AncestralHealing #DavidCayetano #CulturalDiplomacy #CommunityFirst

What does it take to go from singing in the theatres of Mexico City to headlining at the Sydney Opera House?In this moving and inspiring episode of Bienvenidos al Futuro - here in Australia, we sit down with the incredible Diego Torre, a Mexican-Australian opera singer whose voice has conquered hearts and stages across the globe.🗂️ In this episode, Diego shares the raw, unfiltered truth about passion, perseverance, and the migrant experience in Australia, for example:

• Diego Torre’s journey from Mexico City to the Sydney Opera House
• How his Mexican roots shaped his love for music and food

• Being discovered as a child and early music training
• Studying at the National School of Music (UNAM)
• Auditioning internationally and launching a global career
• Singing the Australian National Anthem for the Prime Minister
• Finding belonging and building a life in Australia
• The power of Latino community support abroad
• Diego’s love for Mexican street food, gardening, and video games
• Collaborating with musicians like mariachis and Jimmy Barnes
• Breaking stereotypes in opera and resisting vocal labels
• Advice for Latinos in Australia who dream of studying or performing music
• What’s next for Diego Torre on the world stage

-The role of family and community in his opera career🌏 Whether you’re Latino, an opera lover, a migrant, or just someone chasing a dream – this one’s for you.Don’t miss it!💬 Subtitles in: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Hindi, Dutch and German available on YouTube.#DiegoTorre #Podcast #BienvenidosAlFuturo #LatinosEnAustralia #Opera #SydneyOperaHouse #OperaAustralia #MigrantStories #CulturalBrokers #ArtAndCulture #VisualStorytelling #CreativeMinds #PodcastVibes #Inspiration #ArtTech #GlobalCreativity #Podcast #SayAgain #CreativeJourney #Canberra #Iztapalapa #CulturalIdentity #Bienvenidosalfuturo #BienvenidosalfuturohereinAustralia