En Venezuela hay una combinación que desde pequeños nos enseñan a disfrutar, se trata de la combinación dulce salado, que nos encanta en las tortas, los granos, guisos de carnes, cachapas etc Una mezcla de dulce y salado perfecta es la de la torta de maiz con queso que es tan autóctona como la arepa,… [Read More]
Culture
Turkey, Gravy and Vegetable Juice? Thanksgiving Traditions
By: Katherine Doble-Cannata As kids, my brother, sister and I dreaded the beginning of Thanksgiving dinner, all because of the small glass of thick, red vegetable juice expectantly perched at each of our place settings. Each year we were cruelly expected to drink it all (by Mami) before diving into the mashed potatoes and stuffing,… [Read More]
Fun 4th of July Food Ideas
By: Anllelic Lozada & Cristy Clavijo-Kish The 4th of July is one of the most beloved annual holidays and a true sign the summer season being in full fledge. But much like everything else that was impacted since this spring when the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent quarantine began, the nation’s birthday won’t be the same…. [Read More]
#SaboreaTuCultura with this Risotto with Gandulez and Carne Frita Recipe
Disclaimer: This blog post is part of a compensated campaign with Dime Media and Sedano’s, however, all opinions are my own. When I have a craving for Cuban buñuelos (often!), I go to my local Sedano’s in the Doral area in Miami and grab one of their Cuban buñuelos at their bakery and if I’m… [Read More]
Latino Children: The Future of the City of Charlotte
Article was first published in Charlotte Agenda. The face of Charlotte is changing. According to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, there are nearly 41,000 students that speak a different language than English at home, with Spanish being in the top five. Hispanics make up 23% of CMS enrollment for the year and are the fastest-growing demographic. Eighteen schools are more… [Read More]
[En Español] Cómo crear una cena en casa inspirada en el 'Dia de los Muertos'
Día de los Muertos ha ganado popularidad en los últimos años, especialmente en el mundo de la moda y de la cultura pop, ¿pero conoces el rico simbolismo detrás de la comida y las decoraciones de esta fiesta tradicional mexicana? Cada primero y 2 de noviembre, familias y amigos honran la vida de sus seres… [Read More]
[Español] [Video] Tus hijos podrán experimentar la cultura colombiana el 16 de julio en Miami
No hay mejor manera de enseñarle a los niños la diversidad que dándoles la oportunidad de experimentar otras culturas directamente. Claro, el viajar a otros países es la actividad numero uno que permite vivir esta experiencia directamente, pero también se puede dar una “probada” localmente con las celebraciones de diferentes grupos. Si vives en el… [Read More]
What is it Like to Grow Up as a Child Prodigy? Meet Portrait Artist Fernando Martín Diez Cabeza
Spanish-portrait artist, Fernando Martín Diez Cabeza, became a sensation at the age of 14 when a portrait of his mother caught the eye of a newspaper that printed it, naming him a child prodigy. Soon after he received calls requesting portrait commissions, making him at age 14 a professional portrait artist. At 16 he was awarded… [Read More]
"Teens Take the Met!" in Free Event in NYC on October 16th
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 5th Ave (NYC) will be transformed into a dynamic cultural open house for teens on Friday, October 16, 5:00-8:00 p.m. during Teens Take the Met!—an innovative Museum-wide event developed in partnership with more than 55 cultural and youth organizations from New York’s five boroughs. The program encourages teens to… [Read More]
Hispanic Heritage, Bicultural Parenting, and Me
Living in Miami causes me to think daily about what my Hispanic heritage means to me, to my parenting, to my children, and to the work that I do. I have come to realize that I have had three different experiences being Hispanic in the United States. The first is as a Colombian immigrant. My… [Read More]
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