For the next three weeks, the downtown theater nonprofit is hosting performance groups from all over the country to share their stories of Latinidad onstage.
DE LOS
We are from here and from there. Somos de los dos lados. Columnist Suzy Exposito writes about the launch of De Los and the search for identity as U.S. Latinos.
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Dodger legend Fernando Valenzuela died Tuesday at the age of 63. He was a hero to L.A.’s Latino community and forever transformed the makeup of the Dodgers’ fan base.
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Our inaugural LA Vanguardia class is an amazing array of Latino talent shaping the movies, TV, music, fine arts and literary scene of today — and tomorrow.
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‘FERNANDOMANIA @ 40’ DOCUSERIES
Everybody wants to have a hero | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 1
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How Mike Brito discovered Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 2
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Why the Dodgers are haunted by Chavez Ravine ghosts | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 3
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Before Fernando Valenzuela, the Dodgers needed a 'Mexican Sandy Koufax' | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 4
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How Fernando Valenzuela’s 1981 Opening Day happened | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 5
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Fernandomania changed the Dodgers fanbase forever | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 6
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What made Fernando Valenzuela's screwball so unhittable | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 7
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How the media had to adapt to Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 8
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How immigration policy changed once Ronald Reagan met Fernando Valenzuela | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 9
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How Fernando Valenzuela's mound artistry inspired other artists | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 10
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The World Series game that turned the tide for the 1981 Dodgers | Fernandomania @ 40 Ep. 11
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El exjugador de los Yanquis, Robinson Canó, recordó su título con los neoyorquinos en 2009 y el que fue el último que alcanzaron desde entonces.
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On the People’s Party tour, Las Cafeteras showcases a new side to the folk group. Playing tracks off its latest album, “A Night in Nepantla,” the East L.A. band shares its politically charged sounds of “brown futurism” across the country.
While celebrating the release of the “Blush” vinyl, Mariana de Miguel, a.k.a Girl Ultra, opens up about pushing creative and personal boundaries on the 7-track EP.
Paying homage to victims of anti-Latino hatred is important, given Trump’s anti-immigrant slurs. But in El Paso, some are weary of the migrants passing through.
La Mutua, the nation’s oldest Latino civil rights group is down to about 200 members, some middle-aged, but a new generation is trying to revive the group.
The people I spoke to know things aren’t easy and never will be — but they don’t sink into a doom spiral. They have faith in their communities and themselves.
Jess and Rich Fierro might not like to be called heroes, but they gladly wear the label of leaders — and they want to inspire other Latinos to do the same.
What’s better than a road trip to show what I’ve known forever but that many Americans won’t consider: Latinos are as American as anyone else, if not more so.
Agriculture, which intersects with key issues — the economy, climate change and immigration — is a barometer of where a region and its people are heading.
The Latino Youth Leadership Conference is an incubator whose alums include politicians, entrepreneurs, teachers, NASA engineers and members of various parties.
J. Gonzo, a Chicano artist, created his lucha libre tale ‘La Mano del Destino’ in response to a lack of authentic Latino stories. His beliefs almost led him to pass on a gig from Marvel Comics.
