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OPI’s Mexico City Collection Tells Us About Mexican Culture

Anna Martinez6 years ago6 years ago011 mins

AUSTIN, Texas — Spring break is over and that means summer is just around the corner. For all those travel bugs with no travel plans, go on your next vacation in spirit via OPI’s Mexico City Collection! The nail care brand dropped its bi-annual travel-inspired line early 2020 and showcases colors that highlight Mexican culture…

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More Please: Victorya Cintra’s Short Film ‘Tea For Two’ Offers Grit and Grace

Camila Dejesus1 year ago03 mins

¡Tú Cuentas! Cine Youth Fest’s Winner Victorya Cintra’s latest short film, Tea For Two,  imagines a not-so-distant future where American women have been reduced to dutiful housewives. They roam around in their colorful yet confining dresses, forced to serve the men in their lives. Forced to make themselves smaller and forced to exist in a…

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The New Music I’ve Been Listening to on Repeat in 2023

Sonia Noorbakhsh3 years ago010 mins

The search for new, exciting music is an endless life journey. Whether it be my personalized Release Radar on Spotify, recommendations from friends and family, or exploring new genres and artists, I’m always on the lookout for individual musical discoveries. As someone who listens to pretty much every genre, my catalogs of new music tend…

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A Poem About Writing Poems

Anna Martinez5 years ago5 years ago03 mins

By Carlota Vásquez The blank page taunts me, Yet here I am, about to try again For the thirtieth, fortieth, One hundredth time.       And now that I’ve begun, I realize That only by recurring to metaphors Can I hope to describe poetry To someone other than a poet.   To painters: words…

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Remembering Ritchie Valens Legacy & Impact 

Jenny Castro2 years ago2 years ago08 mins

Born in 1941 in Los Angeles, CA, and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Richard Valenzuela is known as a pioneer in rock music history, being the first Chicano (Mexican-American) to have merged Spanish with the rock n’ roll sound with his version of the traditional folk song “La Bamba.”  A self-taught musician and singer-songwriter,…

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6 Skills to Learn While Stuck at Home

Anna Martinez6 years ago5 years ago012 mins

By Kirsty Brewster AUSTIN, Texas — Currently, the City of Austin ordered a shelter-in-place in Travis county and it is advised to only leave our homes for essential places such as grocery stores, hospitals and pharmacies and to keep practicing social distancing, according to Austin Monthly. That means places like schools, gyms, theaters and libraries…

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EXCLUSIVE SXSW Interview: Una Canción Bonita Dishes On Her Debut Album “EL VIAJE”

Camila Dejesus2 years ago2 years ago019 mins

Mexican artist Una Canción Bonita, otherwise known as Karely Rincón is releasing her debut album this April 5th, and I caught up with her at SXSW to talk all about it! EL VIAJE is a self-described alternative Latin pop piece of art that touches upon different stages of Rincón’s life, documenting the highs and lows…

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Podcasting with Latinitas Media Chica Certification Program

Anna Martinez6 years ago04 mins

AUSTIN, Tx.—Latinitas’ fourth Media Chica cohort hopped on a Zoom call and recorded a podcast! With over 1.5 million podcasts to listen and choose from, the chicas learned how to target a podcast towards their ideal audience.  The Media Chica Certification Program is a six-week course designed to train high school girls to become digital…

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Valentine’s Gift Guide

Jenny Castro2 years ago2 years ago16 mins

February is the perfect month to celebrate love as Valentine’s Day is fast approaching (Feb 14th). During this time, many go out of their way to show their appreciation and love towards their family, friends, and significant others. Whether you are throwing a Galentine’s Party, or celebrating with your spouse, consider getting them a budget-friendly…

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