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La Gente: Legendary Actor, Comedian and Chicano Art Advocate Cheech Marin
22Mar By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Legendary Actor, Comedian and Chicano Art Advocate Cheech Marin

Legendary Actor, Comedian and Chicano Art Advocate Cheech Marin (Desplázate hacia abajo para el artículo en Español) In the world of entertainment, Cheech Marin is celebrated for his comedic talent, bringing laughter to audiences far and wide. From humble beginnings to becoming a household name, Marin's journey is marked by decades of laughter, creativity, and cultural significance, notably alongside Tommy Chong in the Grammy Award-winning comedy duo Cheech and Chong. Together, they reshaped comedy in the 1970s and '80s, mixing humor with social insight and influencing counterculture comedy. Marin's upcoming role in the sports drama "The Long Game" adds to his diverse repertoire, promising to captivate audiences once again. The film is set to be showcased at the San Diego Latino Fil...
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La Gente: Conductor Paolo Bortolameolli
21Mar By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Conductor Paolo Bortolameolli

(Desplázate hacia abajo para ver el artículo en Español.) Chilean-Italian conductor Paolo Bortolameolli's journey into the realm of music is a captivating narrative of passion, determination, and the universal language of artistry. In this exclusive interview, Paolo shares his captivating tale, revealing the transformative power of music and the universal connections it forges across borders and cultures. At the age of seven, Paolo experienced a life-altering moment when he attended a symphony orchestra performance with his father. Overwhelmed by the music and deeply moved by the conductor's performance, Paolo found himself in tears. In that poignant moment, he realized that conducting was his true calling, igniting a lifelong passion for music. "I understood that this was going...
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La Gente: Esteemed Director Alessandro Gentile and Renowned Photographer Luis C. Garza
20Mar By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Esteemed Director Alessandro Gentile and Renowned Photographer Luis C. Garza

Alessandro Gentile (left) and Luis C. Garza (right) In the collaborative venture behind the film "Razón de Ser" filmmaker Alessandro Gentile and renowned photographer Luis C. Garza found themselves drawn together by an initial intention to create a marketing piece for Garza's book, 'The Other Side of Memory.' However, Gentile's fascination with Garza's extraordinary life story led to deeper conversations and a profound connection. This serendipitous encounter laid the foundation for a collaborative journey aimed at uncovering the untold narratives of Garza's remarkable life. This Q&A session marks a departure from our usual format, where ‘La Gente' typically tells the story. Instead, we're allowing Luis C. Garza and Alessandro Gentile to lead the narrative with their own words. ...
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La Gente: “The Book of Life” Director Jorge Gutiérrez
19Mar By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: “The Book of Life” Director Jorge Gutiérrez

(Desplácese hacia abajo para ver el artículo en Español) Celebrating Jorge Gutiérrez: A Maestro of Emotional Storytelling In the diverse landscape of the entertainment industry, few storytellers are as deeply rooted in their origins as Jorge Gutiérrez. From his upbringing straddling the bustling streets of Mexico City and the vibrant culture of Tijuana to his groundbreaking contributions in both television and film, Gutiérrez's journey epitomizes the power of personal interpretation and cultural authenticity in storytelling. Reflecting on his formative years, Gutiérrez shares, "When I was nine years old, something happened where I just started romanticizing Mexican culture even more. The closer you are to a different culture, the more you kind of appreciate it." He adds, "And...
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La Gente: Filmmaker Medhin Tewolde
18Mar By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Filmmaker Medhin Tewolde

(Scroll down for article in English) Explorando la Identidad Afro-Mexicana: Una Conversación con la Cineasta Medhin Tewolde En el ámbito del cine mexicano, Medhin Tewolde se erige como una luz guía de la representación y la narrativa. A través de su lente, no sólo explora la identidad afro-mexicana, sino que también desafía las narrativas convencionales que la rodean, explorando temas de racismo y resiliencia. En una entrevista exclusiva con Hispanos Unidos, Tewolde comparte su trayectoria, inspiraciones y esperanzas para el futuro. El debut cinematográfico de Medhin Tewolde, "Negra" una conmovedora exploración del racismo y la experiencia de las mujeres negras en México, recibió elogios de la crítica, solidificando su dedicación a la identidad afro-mexicana. Animada por su é...
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La Gente: Authors Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski
16Feb By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Authors Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski

(Desplázate hacia abajo para ver el artículo en español) Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski Amidst the lively atmosphere of the San Diego Convention Center, where the AASA conference unfolded from February 15-17, educators and administrators, including superintendents from across the nation, converged not just seeking inspiration but also tangible strategies to navigate the challenging educational landscape of recent years. Among the distinguished speakers at the educational summit was Ryan Rydzewski, co-author of the book When You Wonder, You're Learning, crafted in collaboration with Gregg Behr. This enlightening book pays homage to the enduring legacy of the beloved Mr. Rogers and meticulously explores the Fred Method, unraveling the intricacies that connect science, intention, and th...
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La Gente: Filmmaker Florencia Krochik
2Feb By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Filmmaker Florencia Krochik

Florencia Krochik (Desplácese hacia abajo para ver la historia en Español.) In the bustling world of filmmaking, stories often emerge from the depths of personal experiences, shaping narratives that echo the realities of those who may not have a platform to share their voices. Florencia Krochik, co-director of the documentary film "Si Pudiera Quedarme (If I Could Stay)," is a testament to this powerful form of storytelling. As her film takes center stage at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival this Saturday at the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park, Krochik reflects on her journey and the profound impact of sharing the stories of Jeanette and Ingrid, the subjects of her documentary. Krochik's narrative begins with her own immigration journey from Argentina to the United State...
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La Gente: Pastor Moses Borjas
27Dec By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Pastor Moses Borjas

La Gente: Pastor Moses Borjas In a candid conversation, we caught up with Pastor Moses Borjas to explore the fusion of faith, environmental advocacy, and the small yet impactful steps we can take every day. His firsthand experiences and commitment to positive change offer a fresh take on how individuals can play a role in building a sustainable future. Born in El Paso, Texas, Pastor Moses Borjas carries the rich cultural heritage of his parents' Mexican roots. His journey found inspiration in his father's deep connection to the land. "My father always had a way of showing me the importance of taking care of our future generations," Pastor Borjas reflects. In the echo of his father's wisdom, he emphasizes, "Whether we want it or not, the future will come and we decide what we're goin...
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La Gente: Local Restauranteurs Chantelle and Crystal Godinez
22Dec By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Local Restauranteurs Chantelle and Crystal Godinez

Chantelle and Crystal Godinez The Godinez Sisters: Pioneering a New Era in Mexican Cuisine In the heart of San Diego, Chantelle and Crystal Godinez, the visionary sisters behind the success of Sunday Breakfast Society, are redefining the traditional narrative of Mexican cuisine. The duo is set to contribute to the North Park’s culinary scene with the opening of Carne y Hueso at The Waldorf in Spring 2024. This full-service restaurant, housed in a historic 50s-era building undergoing transformative renovation, exemplifies the sisters' commitment to blending tradition with innovation. Their culinary venture mirrors their journey—rich in history, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. The Godinez sisters sat down with us to share their story. A Culinary Legacy: The Godine...
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La Gente: Rising Mexican-American Singer/Songwriter Kordelya
13Dec By Hispanos UnidosNo Comments
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La Gente: Rising Mexican-American Singer/Songwriter Kordelya

Kordelya. Photo credit: Madison Stonefield In a recent interview, emerging artist Kordelya revealed the intricacies of her unique journey in the music industry, skillfully intertwining her Mexican and American identities to craft a distinct sound rooted in authenticity. This musical fusion recently took center stage in Los Angeles, as Kordelya headlined a concert series sponsored by Tequila Cazadores and organized by Sofar Sounds. The event, dedicated to celebrating cultural diversity within the Hispanic music scene, provided an ideal platform for Kordelya's talent. As Kordelya's musical journey continues to captivate audiences, her revealing interview and vibrant LA performance serve as a prelude to the compelling layers of inspiration and determination woven into her unique personal ...
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