Podcasts about latin american festival

Hispanic Heritage month, which starts today and goes until October 15th, celebrates the history and culture of the country's Latino and Hispanic communities and how they have contributed to American society. September 15th was chosen as the starting point for the commemoration because it is the anniversary of the independence of five Hispanic countries. Jaime Zabala, Founder and President of the Latin American Alliance, Noelia Torres, Public Relations Director of Danza Fiesta, and Meredith Klein, Director of the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School, join us to provide some insight on the Latin American community and their upcoming event, the Latin American festival, which takes place Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in New Holland. The festival aims to bring together twenty one Latin American countries and present, to the local non-Hispanic community, their heritage and traditions through music, dance, and food. "Music, it is in our blood," Zabala said. "I think it's even more prominent among the Hispanic countries; music, big gatherings, and food... They all speak of our roots, heritage, and traditions." Klein said, the best way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month is to get outside of your comfort zone and learn about the culture. "Hispanic Heritage Month is a great opportunity to say, I'm going to do things outside my bubble," Klein said. "I'm going to go see dance performances, listen to music, try something new that I might not interact with otherwise. And I really believe that those unexpected connections and the things that push us out of our habitual patterns of living and thought, are what keep bringing us into contact with the moment and making our lives richer." For more information on the Latin American Festival visit latinamera.org.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Classically trained and with years of experience in Cuban and American salsa, jazz, and big orchestra bands, the Havana-born Gerardo Contino is a multi-talented singer and songwriter. He created the band Los Habaneros in 2012, which has gone on to become the "Best Band in Manhattan" (WNYC/NPR), and "Best Cuban Dance Band" (NY Latin Culture Magazine). Gerardo is also the lead-Latin singer for the famed Max Weinberg Orchestra, and lead vocalist for the Larry Harlow's Latin Legend's Band. Los Habaneros released their debut album, Somos Latinos, in 2013 to very high critical acclaim. He has toured internationally and in their hometown, NYC, they have performed in Brooklyn Academy of Music, BB King Blues Club, Subrosa, Sounds of Brazil (SOBs), Le Poisson Rouge, The Bronx Museum, Subrosa, Live at the Gantries, Roulette, Gonzalez y Gonzalez, Taj, and many others. With the Max Weinberg Orchestra, he has performed at The Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Center. With his own projects, Gerardo has toured in Italy, France, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, and Canada. He has played in international festivals of salsa and jazz such as: Toulouse Festival, France; Latin American Festival of Milan, Italy; Festival Fiesta, Rome, Italy; Festival of Munich, Switzerland, Copenhagen Festival, Denmark; Salsa Festival of Verona, Italy, Time Out New York Afro-American Roots of Maracay, Venezuela. Gerardo has also shared the stage with such artists as Oscar de Leon, Roberto Roena, El Gran Combo, La India, Los Van Van, Xiomara Laugart, Carlos Varela, Alexander Abreu, Frank Fernandez, Osdalgia, Giovanni Hidalgo, Kelvis Ochoa, David Torrens, and Jose Armando Gola. Gerardo is a recipient of the 2015 and 2014 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council grant for Manhattan Community Arts Fund. Gerardo is endorsed by Gorilla Ears, is an active member of Musicians on Call, and was a performer at the Kennedy Center for the Arts. Recently, Gerardo has also embarked on a career in theater. He is currently working on a new musical theater project set in late 19th century Cuba. https://www.gerardocontino.com/

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In this installment of "Worcester Culture Watch," Victor Infante and Bill Shaner ponder what it is that makes Worcester such a great town for "scavenger hunt' type events such as the Hot Dog Safari, and then Victor and Richard Duckett talk the Latin American Festival and POW! WOW! Worcester. All this, and music by Olivia Frances. As always, our theme music was composed by DJ Manipulator. 

Listen to our English language One Minute Review of Director Anahí Berneri's fifth feature film Alanis.  Alanis screened as part of ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019. Find out more here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our English language One Minute Review of Director Carlos Vermut's enigmatic music drama Quién te cantará, recorded by HOME Young Programmer Joe Hayward.  ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our English language One Minute Review of Director Carlos Fernández de Vigo's animated tale Memorias de un hombre en pijama, screening as part of Viva 2019. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our Spanish language review of Miriam Lies, screening as part of Viva Festival 2019.  ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our English language review of Miriam Lies, screening as part of Viva 2019.  ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our English review of Jean-François i el sentit de la vida, screening as part of Viva Festival 2019. Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our Spanish language One Minute Review of Miriam miente screening during Viva Festival 2019. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our English language One Minute Review of Director Andrea Jaurrieta doppelgänger drama Ana de día, screening during Viva 2019. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Listen to our Spanish language One Minute Review of Director Andrea Jaurrieta doppelgänger drama Ana de día, screening during Viva 2019. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

Viva is 25 years old - can you believe it? To celebrate, we invited curators Jessie Gibbs, Rachel Hayward and Andy Willis plus Festival Assistant Ellie White to take a stroll down memory lane before offering a sneak-peek at the must-see bits of this year's festival. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 takes place between Fri 22 Mar 2019 – Sat 13 Apr 2019. Find out more and book tickets here http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD #SpanishPodcast #Viva2019 #FilmPodast #Manchester

¡Viva! cumple 25, qué maravilla! Para celebrar hemos invitado al equipo del festival - Jessie Gibbs, Rachel Hayward y Andy Willis, con la becaria de este año Ellie White - compartir sus recuerdos de las ediciones pasadas, y mirar los eventos más importantes en 2019. ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 empieza viernes 22 marzo, hasta sábado 13 abril. Busca más información y comprar entradas aquí http://bit.ly/2RrlYeD

The Tiger Lillies is an Olivier Award-winning and Grammy-nominated musical trio with more than thirty years of success around the world as a live band, as recording artists and as part of several theatre productions, including the Olivier Award-winning Shockheaded Peter on the West End. Their latest collaboration is with visual director Mark Holthusen and writer Peder Bjurman on a story set along the Mexican border, Corrido de la Sangre, which will be performed as part of the ¡Viva! Spanish and Latin American Festival 2018 at HOME Manchester. In this episode, BTG editor David Chadderton speaks to two thirds of the Tiger Lillies, Martin Jacques and Adrian Stout, about the new show and also about the joys and the problems of being uncategorisable outsiders, what it means to be genuinely 'alternative', the way the look and the sound of the band were carefully conceived and have evolved and some other projects currently in development or on the horizon. Corrido de la Sangre featuring The Tiger Lillies will be performed at HOME Manchester from 20 April to 5 May 2018 as part of the ¡Viva! Spanish and Latin American Festival. They will perform Poe’s Haunted Palace at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall from 28 to 30 August 2018.

In this episode we are focusing on David Yermanos, owner of Get Fit Foods, a new healthy lifestyle grab-and-go meals concept in Charlotte, NC. David is a serial entrepreneur and a GM with a high end entertainment concept and decided to start this venture when he could not find this meal prep niche being serviced in this manner. Since 2003, David has been in the event promotions and marketing industry, working closely with Charlotte venues and international artists to bring the Latin American Festival to the city. He has been a GM and owner in the hospitality industry since 2011 and has successfully helped a multi-million dollar corporation grow in several markets. IN THIS EPISODE David talks about how he came up with his healthy meals concept David talks about how important timing is in entering a market He states that the healthy food concept has not caught up with the healthy lifestyles and gyms that have been growing here He talks about why he chose the Ballantyne location as their initial grab and go  location and discusses how the food is chef-driven and prepared fresh daily David notes that a business that caters to saving time and gives good nutrition is a great space to be in for a new business We talk about how David has a day job and started this "side hustle" David talks about how he didn't really have fear when starting this business because he was purpose-driven rather than money-driven David discusses the concept of growing within, in order to find your true passion in life He says that organized knowledge works and that is how one should approach a new business He talks about how important social media and customer service are

HoH Radio Broadcasting LIVE at the Latin American Festival in Columbia SC

HoH Radio Broadcasting LIVE at the Latin American Festival in Columbia SC

3.03.16 : This week the BBR StreetArts MoJo team chat about the annual Mardi Gras party and parade, skaters at Bowl-a-Rama, the Latin American Festival returning to Bondi Pavilion, and review Leftfield at the Metro, plus chats and music. Sydney's EastSide Arts & Culture weekly radio show Produced by the Bondi Beach Radio MoJo Team (Mobile Journalists) www.bondibeachradio.com.au/shows/streetarts/

The final events of the festival include two art exhibits. At the UCF Art Gallery an exhibit with Pedro Brull and Obed Gomez runs this week only - and a reception is Tuesday at 6pm. Brull's work is also featured in the Masceras exhibit at the Maitland Art Center.

A look at more events at the Latin American Cultural Festival, including a concert by the UCF Symphony and the film Por Sus Propios Ojos, a 2008 Argentian film, shown at the Enzian Theatre.