My Super Sweet Quince
Ariana talks about what made her quince special...
"This really means a lot to me because all of my family. We all pretty much come together. I decided late that I wanted to have a quinceañera, so my family helped a lot in getting things planned, in getting the church, the dress and everything together. So it really mea [...]
La Union, New Mexico
A quick twenty-minute drive from El Paso, Texas lies a town so small that, like the saying goes, if you blink, you’ll miss it. Home to under 300 residents, La Union, New Mexico boasts a history and culture as lavish as that of a major city. It has a detailed history that constantly enthralls its visitors. The town's local [...]
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Honoring Our Loved Ones
Our Latinitas share their memories about loved ones who have passed away.
My Tio Obie passed away a few months ago due to an illness. He was always in a party mood. They always had coca cola at parties because it was his favorite drink. Once when we were playing rock band, he started to pretend to play the guitar [...]
Three Generations
One of my favorite memories growing up was when I was a little girl sitting at the kitchen table looking up at my mom and grandmother as they made tamale. I remember the masa leaving globs of off-white goo on the table, while everyone around the table shared their stories, memories and happy tales. Now, I take place in the [...]
Passport to Dominican Republic
One of the most enchanting places to visit in the Caribbean is the Dominican Republic. Located on the island of Hispaniola and east of Haiti, the Dominican Republic is a beautiful country with rich culture.
It was first inhabited by Taino natives until the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492. Santo Domingo, the count [...]
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