The Cuban culture through the word ASERE; a symbol of community and identity rooted in heritage. A term representing friendship and brotherhood, and is at the heart of ASERE Media's story.
In the vibrant tapestry of Cuban culture, few words carry as much weight and familiarity as "asere." This simple term, deeply rooted in the island's African heritage, has become a cornerstone of Cuban identity and language. At ASERE Media, we've embraced this powerful word as our company name, reflecting not only our founder's Cuban roots but also our commitment to fostering genuine connections in the world of media.
The story of ASERE Media is intrinsically linked to the journey of its founder, Jack Mesa. Born in Minnesota to Cuban parents, Jack's life has been a blend of American upbringing and Cuban heritage. His family's roots trace back to Catalonia, Spain, before his ancestors made their way to Cuba, adding another layer to this rich cultural tapestry.
Growing up, Jack was immersed in stories of Cuba, its vibrant culture, and the warmth of its people. The word "asere" was a constant presence in these tales, representing the friendly and inclusive nature of Cuban society. It became a bridge between his American present and his Cuban heritage, a reminder of the importance of community and connection.
-- Jack R. Mesa, Sr.
Founder ASERE MEDIA by JRM Advertising, Inc.