Rey Baumel, a renowned and accomplished musician and film and television actor, hails from the iconic Coney Island, New York, but it was his relocation to Miami Beach at the tender age of 13 that sparked a lifelong passion for the city's vibrant sounds, rhythms, and beats. As he grew older, Baumel's affinity for Miami only intensified, culminating in a lifelong commitment to preserving and promoting the city's rich cultural heritage.
Throughout his illustrious career, Baumel has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry, serving as the former President of the Screen Actors Guild in Florida and lending his talents to a diverse range of projects, including the classic films Tony Rome (1967),Lady in Cement (1968),and Goodbye Columbus (1969).
