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Sonia Perez Gandara was born in Chicago and raised in the Little Village neighborhood. She considers herself a "Tex-Mex Chicana" as her mother is from Harlingen, Texas, and her father is from Mexico City, Mexico. She earned her B.A. in broadcast journalism-television from Columbia College. Contact Sonia at sgand28@yahoo.com.

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The Beer Run Gallery Opening Night

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How exciting is this!? The Hola Mexico Film Festival comes to Chicago for the first time ever!The Landmark Century Centre Cinema will be hosting the...
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