Mexican mariachi music receives international recognition
UNESCO (United Nation’s Organization for Education, Science, and Culture) added Mexican Mariachi music to the organization’s list of intangible cultural patrimony!...
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Latinos Reviving Small Towns on the Plains
The Latino community is reviving this small town town in more ways than one– Via The New York Times ###...
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On Veterans Day – What We Tell Our Children: From a Latina Veteran
Today we honor all our veterans for their service. Whether male or female, gay or straight, documented or undocumented, we...
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Junot Díaz: Advice For Young Writers On Creating A Strong Voice
Our voices are the most powerful thing we have. Here is some guidance from award winning author Junot Díaz for young...
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Mariachi Bands Affected By Economy
Even mariachis are struggling in this economic crisis. With less hours and less pay some mariachis are having a hard...
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‘Identifying Nelson’: El Salvador Born, U.S. Man Searched For His Roots
In the orphanage in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, the boy didn’t have a name or a history. He had been separated from...
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‘Day Of The Dead’ Crosses Borders
What does Day of the Dead mean for you? Do you think Day of the Dead has become too commercial...
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Kiss Me: A short film about the sexuality and masculinity in East LA’s Latino boxing...
Jules Nurrish, writer and director of the new short film, Kiss Me, wrote an exclusive blog for Cuentame on her...
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