Need help with CSS selector

I am trying to use a media query to change the color of the text "PRICE". But I'm having a problem finding the proper CSS selector to address .brandPrice.

HTML
<nav class="navbar-fixed-top">
                            <div class="containerFullBleed">
                                       <div class="rowFullBleed header">
                                             <div class="col-sm-12 text-center">
                                                  <p  class="logo"><span class="brandPrice">price</span><span class="brandLearman">learman</span>
                                                  </p>
                                             </div>
                                        </div>
                            </div>
                            <div class="containerFullBleed" id="brandHeader">
                                  <div class="rowFullBleed">
                                       <div class="col-sm-12">
                                            <p class="headerText  text-right">Full Site Coming Soon!<span class="paddingLeft50">Contact Us</span></p>
                                      </div>
                                  </div>
                            </div>
                      </nav>

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Maybe something like: nav ~ p span .brandPrice

Help would be greatly appreciated
dlearman1Asked:
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MontoyaProcess Improvement MgrCommented:
are you saying that you cant just hit it directly?

.brandPrice {
  color: blue;
}
dlearman1Author Commented:
The direct approach doesn't work. Not sure why?

Check out a jsFiddle at: https://jsfiddle.net/midnightCabbie/4cm5udL0/8/

Thanks
carloselfaiteCommented:
here working
http://recordit.co/BWOLpOrSlO
it seems like @screen-xs-max is not linked.
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dlearman1Author Commented:
I will keep working on this.  Your example does work, but has problems when using the Bootstrap media query (this was imported as an external resource in the fiddle example).  

I don't think the issue is with Bootstrap media query because other modifications (change the footer background color, for example) do work as expected.

I'm not a jsFiddle expert and their documentation is thin.  Maybe its possible that I haven't successively loaded bootstrap.min.css. But still, it isn't working in my code either.

My thought is that it must be some kind of convoluted selector that's required.
carloselfaiteCommented:
have you tried $screen instead of @screen?
dlearman1Author Commented:
I need to stay within the Bootstrap framework, so no I haven't tried modifying the media query.
dlearman1Author Commented:
OK I have tracked down the problem. My less files were being compiled to the wrong css... the right name but wrong directory.

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dlearman1Author Commented:
I'm not giving any points to my solution. Just commented in case others find tis useful in the future
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