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Julio Vaqueiro has become one of the most recognized faces in Spanish-language journalism in the United States. As ...
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On Saturday, October 25, the “Day of the Dead” Gala was held at Charo Garcia-Acevedo's Hacienda in Rancho ...
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Favianna Rodríguez doesn’t carry protest signs in the streets — her weapon is color. Born in Oakland, California ...
ENTERTAINMENT
Regional Mexican music is living its golden age. What was once a genre reserved for lovers of mariachi and classic rancheras now echoes at international festivals, tops global Spotify charts, and features in collaborations with pop and urban artists.
Surely you know fear. That chill that runs down your spine, the involuntary jump in your seat. But are you familiar with Intelligent Fear? That's psychological horror, the kind found in movies that prefer to whisper rather than scream.
Country music was born from the land, hard work, and the most sincere emotions. Every chord tells a story, every voice holds a piece of life. Over time, the genre has traveled many paths—from folk to pop, from honky-tonks to large stadiums—but it has always kept its soul intact.
This December, a signal that marked an entire generation will be turned off. MTV, the channel that turned music into a visual experience, has announced the permanent closure of its channels dedicated exclusively to music videos. MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV, and MTV Live will cease to exist on December 31, 2025, in several countries around the world.
Every now and then, life gifts you a moment that stays with you forever. One of those moments was the wonderful afternoon I spent with my daughter, Luisa Fernanda, at the final U.S. show of the “Se Puso Rara la Vida” 2025 tour by the brilliant podcasters Ash and Lety (from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) creators of the hit show “Se Regalan Dudas.” The Magnolia theatre in El Cajon was the perfect venue for the event.
Mangroves thrive in salty or brackish water and often change the chemistry of their surroundings.
LATINO EXCELLENCE
Rob Elias, a proud Tucson native, currently serves as President and CEO of both the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Southeast Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. With a deep-rooted commitment to responsible and inclusive community development, Elias has dedicated his leadership to fostering meaningful growth and prosperity for the region’s diverse population.
This month, we proudly spotlight a trailblazing leader whose work continues to elevate the nonprofit sector and inspire the next generation of Latino professionals. Karla Torosian, founder and CEO of Redbone Recruiting, exemplifies what it means to lead with purpose, authenticity, and cultural pride.
Ruth M. Mujica-Sequera is an esteemed international leader in education and technology, recognized for her contributions to digital transformation and educational innovation. With more than 14 years of experience, she has had a significant impact as founder and CEO of DOCENTES 2.0® and AGLA Digital Solutions, leading strategic projects in 36 countries.
Joe Aldaz serves as the President and CEO of the Colorado Springs Hispanic Chamber, a role in which he has demonstrated unwavering commitment to fostering economic growth and empowering the Hispanic business community. Under his leadership, the Chamber was recognized as the 2022 United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) "Small Chamber of the Year," a prestigious honor reflecting the organization’s outstanding contributions to small businesses.
Shane Harris is a national civil rights leader, ordained minister, and visionary founder of a nonprofit organization devoted to advancing social justice and equality. He is also the Owner and Publisher of the San Diego Monitor Newspaper & Business Journal, continuing a proud legacy of Black press leadership in his hometown.
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