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New Spanish language zombie movie Zombie Dawn to debut in Aurora on April 20

Move over Juan of the Dead, there’s a new Spanish language zombie movie coming to town.On April 20, 2012, Zombie Dawn will premiere at the...
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'The Devil Inside' is one more reason why I love being Latino (commentary)

Chances are, if your last name is Garcia, Gonzalez or Rodriguez, you made a bee line to see the demonic horror show called The Devil Inside. Don&...
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Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!

During Hispanic Heritage month many of the questions that keep coming up all end up at the same place: "What do we do during this time?"....
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Gil Gutiérrez, Doc Severinsen and the San Miguel Five at Carnegie Hall

If it hadn’t been for a fateful encounter five years ago, two extraordinary jazz virtuosos, guitarist Gil Gutiérrez and trumpeter Doc...
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Little Spain: immigrant memories of New York’s La Colonia on exhibit at NYU

  • Little Spain
  • December 11, 2010
Although you might not guess it now, New York once had a cohesive community of immigrants from Spain. It wasn’t a big group—just 25,000...
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Review: Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana performs at Symphony Space on New York's Upper West Side

Anyone who thought flamenco is all about arched backs and haughty expressions had to think again, midway through the opening night of Flamenco Vivo...
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Latina Women Symposium puts forth message of hope, progress through education

The 2010 PA Latina Women Symposium was held yesterday at the Wyndham Abraham Lincoln Hotel on Fifth Street in Reading. The symposium marked the...
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Ozomatli Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month at the Kennedy Center

Hispanic Heritage Month spans two calendar months, beginning September 15 and ending October 15. One of the reasons for this is that several Latin...
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Annual Reading & Berks Latin Festival nears

National Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebration in which the cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Latin American...
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Latino culture spreading through population surge

A recent release by the Census Bureau projects that Latinos will account for roughly 24.4% of the US population by the year 2050, effectively...
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