SUPA CINDY

Words are too weak to describe the love between South Florida media personality/ philanthropist/ bilingual communicator Supa Cindy and the cities for which she serves. “I love what I do,” says Cindy. “I’ve always loved entertaining people, putting a smile on their faces, helping them and making a difference. "

For over a decade Supa Cindy has tirelessly entertained, enlightened and assisted in the well-being of her audience, fans and supporters. Born in Miami to a Haitian father and Dominican mother, Supa Cindy’s passions for entertainment began early on.

Cindy gained her big break after she landed a production internship at South Florida’s most popular hip-hop radio station, 99 Jamz-WEDR FM. A year out of college Cindy got her shot on air when she was told that they were bringing in a guy from South Carolina to do a show. That “guy” turned out to be Big Lip Bandit and soon the two would be dubbed “Double Trouble” becoming one of the most-recognizable voices in South Florida.
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“That whole time was amazing,” but that amazing time came to an end in 2008 when the show ended. Supa Cindy then became the Director of Content for multi-platinum rapper Pitbull’s media company, Planet Pit, managing the company’s website, social media accounts, fan club and online merchandise store.
Her next accomplishment was to launch her company Cin D Media, through which she does hosting, appearances, voiceovers, promotions, marketing, consulting. Cin D Media also produces her new webisode show “Just Being Nosey with Supa Cindy” for 99JAMZ wedr.com, where she asks celebrities daring questions that fans are dying to know.

​As a co-host on Miami’s 99 Jamz radio station, she became one of the most-recognizable voices in the city. As host to such civic events as Broward is Greater Than AIDS, the Broward Black Treatment Advocates Network and the Haitian Compas Fest. Supa Cindy has helped shed light on many much-needed causes within the community. Supa Cindy has gone over and above her call of duty and as founder of non-profit organization Supa Friends, Inc., she mentors young adults on enhancing their personal lives.​​​

There is no wonder why Supa is her first name.
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