Podcasts about latines

Trente ans après la fin de la Guerre froide, l'Amérique latine, qui avait suscité tant d'espoirs démocratiques dans les années 1990, semble aujourd'hui confrontée à une nouvelle période d'instabilité politique et institutionnelle. Les transitions démocratiques engagées à la chute des dictatures militaires ont permis des avancées notables : alternances politiques, élections relativement libres, renforcement de la société civile. Mais ces progrès sont aujourd'hui fragilisés. Dans plusieurs pays de la région, les institutions sont affaiblies, les libertés reculent, et la méfiance envers les partis et les dirigeants est généralisée.Les causes sont multiples : corruption endémique, violence, inégalités sociales persistantes, essoufflement des modèles de croissance, mais aussi montée en puissance de mouvements populistes, qu'ils soient de droite ou de gauche, qui remettent parfois en cause les principes mêmes de l'État de droit.Du Venezuela au Nicaragua, du Brésil à l'Argentine, du Pérou au Salvador, la démocratie semble vaciller, entre répression, instabilité, et autoritarisme rampant.La démocratie latino-américaine est-elle en crise ? Est-elle en train de mourir, ou de se transformer ? Quels sont les leviers de résistance ou de renouveau ?Émission co-animée avec Olivier Compagnon. Professeur d'Histoire contemporaine à l'Institut des Hautes Études de l'Amérique Latine. Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. Et directeur adjoint du CREDA.Depuis la Maison de l'Amérique Latine à Paris à l'occasion des Semaines de l'Amérique Latine et des Caraïbes.  Invités :  Yoletty Bracho, maîtresse de conférences en Science politique à l'Université d'Avignon. Spécialiste du Venezuela, « Rapports ordinaires à la violence d'État au Venezuela : productions, résistances, (dé)légitimations » dans la revue Cahiers des Amériques Latines (n°103) Camille Goirand, professeure de Science politique à l'IHEAL Université Sorbonne Nouvelle et membre du CREDA. Spécialiste du Brésil et des évangéliques en politique. « Le parti des travailleurs au Brésil. Des luttes sociales aux épreuves du pouvoir. Vies militantes à Recife », éd Karthala David Copello, maître de conférences en Sociologie politique à l'Institut Catholique de Paris et chercheur au CREDA. Spécialiste de la circulation des idées politiques entre l'Europe et l'Amérique Latine. « Les droits humains armés : guérillas, dictatures et démocratie en Argentine », Presses Universitaires de Rennes Pablo Stefanoni, docteur en Histoire et journaliste. Rédacteur en chef de la revue « Nueva Sociedad ». Auteur de nombreux ouvrages dont « La rébellion est-elle passée à droite ? Dans le laboratoire mondial des contre-cultures néoréactionnaires », éd. La Découverte.

Welcome aboard Kyber Squadron! This week, we start our Andor Reviews now that the dust has settled on the show. Starting the return to this era, we have Marie of the Positively Star Wars Senate Podcast to talk about the political overtones that we start the season with, and all the connections that Latines can see in this first arc. Come for the Andor, stay for the Chandi Merle gossip!  Follow us: Twitch: @Sithty_Minutes BlueSky: @sithtyminutes.bsky.social Discord: Sithty Minutes Show Notes: Positively Star Wars Senate Return of the Jedi (Novelization) George Lucas, Star Wars, and Vietnam Kenobi (TV Show) TIE Avenger California Farmers, Workers, and Rotting Fruit Kuati Signet Chandi Merle

durée : 00:59:24 - Adrien Brandeis "Résurgence" - par : Nicolas Pommaret - Parution du quatrième album du pianiste et compositeur Adrien Brandeis “Resurgence” chez Mantodea Music Productions.

New Episode Out Now:   If It Weren't for Latinos with Oswaldo Álvarez & Maggie OlmosIn this powerful conversation, we sit down con nuestros amigos Oswaldo Álvarez (Executive Director) and Maggie Olmos (Policy Advisor) from the Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation — two dynamic líderes showing us how Latinos are not just participating — we're leading, building, and redefining the future.From census wins to real talk about Latines, Oswaldo and Maggie drop knowledge on:Why the Latino Caucus matters (and how it works) How data-driven policy is creating real impact en our communities What our businesses and leaders need to know to leverage Raíces: The State of Latinos in Illinois reportHow our collective poder is rewriting the rulebook para el futureThis episode is a reminder: cuando nos unimos como familia, el cambio sí se puede lograr.No matter your role—entrepreneur, public servant, or corporate changemaker—this is a must-watch for anyone who believes in Comunidad's strength. Learn More: Raíces Report (2025) → https://www.illcfoundation.org/public-policy Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation → https://illcfoundation.org/ Follow & Connect with our  Featured Guests: Oswaldo Álvarez – LinkedIn Maggie Olmos – LinkedIn Organization Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation → LinkedIn → Facebook  Love Cafecito conversations that inspire and inform?Subscribe to our YouTube channel and join la comunidad: https://www.youtube.com/@CorporateCafecito If you would like to join Nallely and Carlos from Corporate Cafecito for a Cafecito or suggest a topic for them to discuss, please visit www.corpcafecito.com/contact-us.Feel free to reach out via email:admin@corpcafecito.comUnlock Your Potential with Elevar Development - Whether you're growing your career, leading a team, or transforming your organization, Elevar helps you align your strengths, leadership, and vision for success. Elevar empowers individuals and teams to thrive through personalized coaching and dynamic workshops led by Nallely. Start your journey today. Visit www.elevardevelopment.com or email Nallely@elevardevelopment.com for details. These days, every business decision has social, political, and economic implications; your employees, consumers, and shareholders are all paying attention. Avizo Consulting is here to help. Reach out to carlos@avizoconsulting.com for information.

How to Turn Multiple Passions into Profitable Income Streams and Build an Aligned Coaching Business with Gina Moreno Episode Summary In this episode of Beyond Private Practice, Liz Fernandez sits down with Gina Moreno, a multi-passionate entrepreneur, coach, speaker, and content creator who left a successful career in engineering to build a life and business rooted in alignment and joy. Gina shares her journey from working at Microsoft in a high-paying tech role to launching multiple income streams, including coaching, speaking engagements, Airbnb hosting, and content creation. She discusses how she overcame the fear of leaving stability, embraced her multi-passionate nature, and built a brand that aligns with her values. If you have ever felt like you have too many interests or questioned whether you can monetize your passions without choosing just one path, this episode is for you. Want to build a business that supports your life and values? Work with Liz one-on-one to create an intentional growth strategy, structure multiple income streams, and confidently step into your next level. About Gina Moreno Gina Moreno is a multi-passionate entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and first-generation Latina engineer who has built a thriving business by integrating coaching, content creation, and public speaking. She is the founder of Empowermente, where she helps ambitious Latinas develop confidence, gain clarity, and take bold actions to create businesses and lives aligned with their values. In addition to coaching, Gina has monetized her expertise as a public speaker, content creator, and Airbnb superhost. She has shared her story and advocacy for Latines on platforms like NBC, Univision, and Business Insider. Gina's unique approach blends mindset shifts, confidence-building, and actionable strategies to empower her clients to create multiple streams of income through passion projects and entrepreneurial ventures. With a mission to uplift and empower, Gina creates a safe space for her clients to heal, dream bigger, and step into their highest selves while exploring tools like content creation, side hustles, and business development for personal and professional growth. Timestamps 00:01 – Gina's Journey: From Engineer to Multi-Passionate Entrepreneur 03:44 – The Moment She Knew She Wanted More Than Corporate Success 07:09 – How to Manage Multiple Ventures While Staying Aligned and Productive 08:43 – Integrating Coaching with Speaking, Content Creation, and Airbnb 13:26 – Building a Powerful Personal Brand and Monetizing Your Presence 17:29 – How to Start When You Have Multiple Passions but Feel Overwhelmed 21:33 – Pushing Past Perfectionism and Fear When Launching Something New 23:43 – Stepping into a Coaching Identity After a Corporate Career 29:48 – The Reality of Launching a Coaching Business and What Surprised Gina 36:07 – How to Build a Sustainable Business That Supports Your Life and Values 41:06 – Mindset Shifts That Helped Gina Attract New Opportunities 45:24 – The Role of Joy, Confidence, and Alignment in Business Success Episode Highlights Embracing Multi-Passionate Entrepreneurship – Why Gina refuses to choose just one path and how she successfully integrates multiple income streams. Monetizing Your Unique Story – How Gina leveraged her lived experiences to build a brand that attracts speaking opportunities, clients, and media features. Overcoming Fear and Self-Doubt – How Gina pushed past imposter syndrome and stepped into her role as a coach and mentor. The Power of Taking Imperfect Action – Why you don't need to have everything figured out before launching your business or project. Creating a Business That Supports Your Life – The strategies Gina uses to ensure her business aligns with her lifestyle, values, and personal fulfillment. Category Latina Entrepreneurs, Multi-Passionate Business Growth, Coaching and Personal Brand, Mindset and Business Strategy Keywords multi-passionate entrepreneur, Latina coaching business, personal brand strategy, quitting corporate, monetizing passions, speaking engagements, coaching mindset, pricing your services, business alignment, mindset shifts Connect and Work with Liz Fernandez Website: https://thelizfernandez.com/Instagram: @thelizfernandezWork with Liz in Private Coaching: Learn More and Book a ConsultationTherapist to Coach Collective: Learn More and Enroll Connect with Gina Moreno

Vu sur La chronique Patsy (167) : Xavier Tabet, Françoise Martinez et Manuelle Peloille (slld),Fabriques latines de l'eugénisme 1850-1930, Xavier Tabet, Françoise Martinez et Manuelle Peloille (slld),Fabriques latines de l'eugénisme 1850-1930, PUR, 2024 Qu'y a-t-il à l'origine de l'eugénisme ? La volonté d'améliorer le patrimoine génétique d'une population donnée. On a longtemps opposé un eugénisme nordique dit « négatif », favorable à l'élimination des êtres dit inférieurs, à un eugénisme latin dit « positif […] Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Hey everyone! I've got some super exciting news to share today! Over the past two years, Corporate Cafecito has been a safe space to be our authentic selves as Latines, from entrepreneurship guidance to shining lights on the stories and voices and building a community. And guess what? We're taking a big step forward!I'm beyond thrilled to introduce my new co-host, Carlos Butler Vale! From the moment I met him, I felt something special. Carlos brings calm energy, warmth, and brilliance that stands out. He embodies the best of our community—his incredible journey, passion for making a difference, and expertise inspire me daily. I can't wait for you to experience his impact on our podcast.Carlos's work has significantly impacted the world, from creating opportunities for minority students to leading global diversity and inclusion initiatives. His genuine care for the community and commitment to helping others succeed are inspiring.Let's give Carlos a big welcome to the Cafecito family! I'm so grateful to have him on board, and I can't wait for us to dive into some heartwarming and impactful conversations together. Thank you to our wonderful podcast family for your continued support. Your love for this podcast has been instrumental in our journey. Let's show Carlos our love in the comments and celebrate this exciting new chapter together! If you would like to join Nallely of Corporate Cafecito to enjoy a Cafecito with the team or suggest a topic for them to cover, please visit www.corpcafecito.com/contact-us.Feel free to reach out via email:admin@corpcafecito.comFor individual coaching or workshops for you and your team, visit www.elevardevelopment.com or email admin@elevardevelopment.com for more details.

Hola Corporate Cafecito Community!In today's episode of Corporate Cafecito, I am joined by Wendy Perez-Contreras. Wendy is an amazing Latine who came to the United States at just four years old. She shares her inspiring journey of overcoming challenges and pursuing her dreams, from leaving one country to attending Brown University. Like many Latines, Wendy faced obstacles, such as financial struggles and cultural expectations, but with the support of her family, church, and community, she achieved her goals. Her story is not just about getting into an Ivy League school; it's a testament to the incredible power of community, the resilience of culture, and the love that sustains us through tough times. Wendy's journey reminds us that it's possible to dream big and make life choices while staying true to oneself. Family and community play crucial roles, and her story is a beautiful reminder of the value of community support. You are not alone in your journey; some people believe in you. Whether you're applying to college or envisioning your future, this episode is for you. Your dreams are essential; you deserve to sit in any room or table. Join us for this impactful conversation, and remember, education is not just a tool; it's a shield that no one can ever take away from you. It's your armor, protection, and key to a brighter future. Dream big and know that you have a community supporting you. Listen now and share it with someone who could use some encouragement today.Check out the snippet below and visit our website to view the episode at www.corpcafecito.com.To connect with Wendy, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wjperez/If you would like to join Nallely of Corporate Cafecito to enjoy a Cafecito with the team or suggest a topic for them to cover, please visit www.corpcafecito.com/contact-us.Feel free to reach out via email:admin@corpcafecito.comFor individual coaching or workshops for you and your team, visit www.elevardevelopment.com or email admin@elevardevelopment.com for more details.

Today we learn about Kim Guerra, a therapist, poet, advocate and author. Kim shares her experiences growing up in a religious family, navigating beliefs and gender normative expectations, and how she found her own path towards self-acceptance and liberation.    She discusses the importance of unlearning shame and embracing one's queerness, as well as the role of allies in supporting and advocating for LGBTQ+ individuals. Kim also talks about her book, 'Badass Bonita: Break the Silence, Become a Revolution,' which combines memoir, self-help, and education to empower Latines in their healing journeys. Follow Kim on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badassxbonita Check out Kim's website and learn about her offerings: https://brownbadassbonita.com/  Find a Latinx Therapist using the Latinx Therapy Directory: https://latinxtherapy.com/find-a-therapist     

It's that time of year again! Latine/Hispanic Heritage Month is in full swing. We celebrate Latines all year round, but that doesn't mean we don't have things to say about these four extra Latine weeks. In this capítulo, we discuss some our favorite pop culture moments of 2024. From the many JLO memes, to the viral tears in my Latina eyes, Angela Aguilar, and other faves! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/locatora_productionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vu sur Choco : Artiste et professeur de danses latines (1ère partie) Rencontre avec CHOCO, retour sur son parcours personnel artistique et son rôle de professeur de danses latines, proposée par Alexandre Raphalen Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Vu sur Choco : Sa vision des danses latines dans la société (2è partie)  CHOCO (Deuxième partie). Ses influences, sa vision des danses latines dans la société, ses conseils techniques ainsi que sa conception de la danse dans le système scolaire. Rencontre proposée Par Alexandre Raphalen   Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

durée : 00:54:21 - Very Good Trip - par : Michka Assayas - Ce soir, je vous propose un voyage en terres latines. En mer aussi, où les espoirs se brisent parfois sur de fatals écueils. - réalisé par : Stéphane Ronxin

Hosted by Vanessa Schwippert, this podcast features deep conversations and insights from Latines and allies. Vanessa shares her journey from being a teacher to becoming the host of this podcast and her podcast and serving on the ALPFA board. She discusses the transition from the Si-Suite podcast, her diverse cultural background, and the collaborative efforts of her team members. Tune in to learn from various guests and their unique stories.

Hosted by Vanessa Schwippert, this podcast features deep conversations and insights from Latines and allies. Vanessa shares her journey from being a teacher to becoming the host of this podcast and her podcast and serving on the ALPFA board. She discusses the transition from the Si-Suite podcast, her diverse cultural background, and the collaborative efforts of her team members. Tune in to learn from various guests and their unique stories.

Gun violence is a top voting issue for Latinos and Latinas this election cycle. So to explore how Latines are thinking about the topic, we traveled to Texas. The Lone Star State has more registered guns than any other state in the country, and it's also home to some of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history — many of them directly targeting Latinos and Latinas.On this episode of Latino USA, producer Reynaldo Leaños Jr. travels to El Paso, Texas to speak with Latinx activists and gun owners about gun reform and safety ahead of the November presidential election. Maria Hinojosa returns to Uvalde, Texas to catch up with a survivor of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary and see how the community has been mobilizing around gun reform.This story is part of our ongoing political coverage “The Latino Factor: How We Vote."You can read more about the episode here. Subscribe to our newsletter by going to the top of our homepage. Follow us on TikTok and YouTube. 

In 2019, I started Elevar Development to work with companies and individuals to build professional skillsets, strategies, and confidence. Over two years ago, I decided that coaching and professional development is great for those who have L&D teams and the financial support, but our community needed something that would help inspire, educate, and push us to new levels.April 2022, I started recording Corporate Cafecito as a way of sharing insights, strategies, and experiences. Today marks our 100th episode. The episodes cover everything from how to negotiate a salary to understanding what AI is, and everything in between. This platform has allowed all of us to see and hear from those individuals who have been the “first and only's” in the rooms, those who didn't know English as they started their careers, and entrepreneurs who have started, fallen and gotten up again.My biggest goal was to show two things…1. That you are never alone and 2. Someone has done it so it CAN be done. The professional expertise shared on Corporate Cafecito has such a wide breadth because we are a broad people. The podcast shows that you can succeed in everything from house music to architecture, from starting a local business to managing an international Fortune 100. Latines are everywhere and we must lift each other up, create those paths, and share our stories. The best way to connect with each other is through a Cafecito, that warm cup of coffee in our hands lets us know we are in a welcoming place with a friend and open to sharing. To all of my guests, thank you for being part of this amazing journey. For those who have a story to share, let me know when we can get our Cafecito together.Website: www.corpcafecito.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/corporate-cafecito/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/corporatecafecitoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/corporatecafecito/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CorporateCafecitoNallely: linkedin.com/in/nallely-suárez-gass-0235b11If you would like to join Nallely of Corporate Cafecito to enjoy a Cafecito with the team or suggest a topic for them to cover, please visit www.corpcafecito.com/contact-us.Feel free to reach out via email:admin@corpcafecito.comFor individual coaching or workshops for you and your team, visit www.elevardevelopment.com or email admin@elevardevelopment.com for more details.

After growing up in Puerto Rico, Joaquin Robles moved to South Bend, Indiana, and lived forty-plus years here. Joaquin talks about his experiences in this city, and his perspectives on multi-generational discrimination and evolution of the Latines community here.   This episode was produced by Jon Watson from the Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts at IU South Bend, and by George Garner from the Civil Rights Heritage Center.   Full transcript of this episode available here.     Want to learn more about South Bend's history? View the photographs and documents that helped create it. Visit Michiana Memory at http://michianamemory.sjcpl.org/.   Title music, “History Repeats,” from Josh Woodward, used via CC-BY-4.0-DEED. Visit his website at https://www.joshwoodward.com.  

durée : 00:14:36 - Festival de danses latines avec la fête du 15 août à Coulaures

durée : 01:58:59 - 1974, année panoramique (2/3) - par : Thierry Jousse - "Deuxième immersion musicale dans l'année 1974, avec, aujourd'hui, un mélange très chaloupé entre chansons françaises, airs brésiliens et musiques latines." Thierry Jousse

In America's schools, Latine children make up nearly a third of students. Are we teaching them in ways that ensure their future, and ours? Latine literature shows a path forward.   Link to transcript 

When Heidi said yes to coming on the podcast to share her story - I immediately did a happy dance while bumping Madre Creator - her beloved hit song thats empowering women and mothers around the world! Heidi Rojas is a #1 hit songwriter, artist, proud first generation Latina, and Millennial mama of two. She is sharing songs from the most vulnerable corners of her heart, that she has written after nearly 10 years of therapy and healing and 5 years of motherhood to empower women, Latines, and madres to pursue their passions and support each other. With a published bilingual children's book on the way, and several other song releases and projects in the works, Heidi is a voice for women and mothers pursuing their passions at any age. After her many years of writing hit songs for major artists + a transition into motherhood, and a profound healing journey as a woman - Heidi found a new level of inspiration and creativity that's currently breaking the internet. From her single Madre Creator and its online video clip reaching nearly 7 million people world wide, to The Feelings Song reaching nearly 8 million - Heidi is on fire with an incredibly inspiring movement offering anthems of empowerment to everyday people. On this podcast episode Heidi shares: The uphill battles women face in the music industry & backstory of why she decided to put out her own music as an independent artist + turn it into an entire movement, now empowering other independent artists globally  How she grew her online platform to over 100 thousand + supporters, and ended up having the video clips of her songs go viral  What it was like experiencing postpartum depression after a near death experience with her second birth and how in turn, she wrote Madre Creator which is now empowering mothers in healing + remembering their sacredness and power  The inspiration behind a flood of other empowering songs that both she's written + released since Overcoming imposter syndrome as a first generation Latina  The work she does as a mentor and coach for other singer-song writers and why it's incredibly supportive What advice she would give to the version of her that was first starting out on her journey  + So much more  I am so beyond inspired by this woman and I left this podcast episode feeling like anything is possible which I imagine is how you will feel when you tap in and listen to both the episode and her music which is streaming on all major platforms  It really takes a village to succeed as an independent artist and I encourage anyone who finds inspiration & joy from her art to visit her shop online and grab some of her beautiful merchandise as well as download and bump her empowering music!  Website + Merch Shop: https://www.heidirojas.com/shop Follow Heidi for more empowering content + updates on live shows and new music via: Instagram.com/heidirojasmusic TikTok.com/heidirojasmusic  If we haven't yet, lets connect:  visit https://www.candywheelerofficial.com  https://www.instagram.com/candy_wheeler/  https://www.facebook.com/candywheelerofficial

Heidi Rojas is a #1 hit songwriter, artist, proud first gen Latina and Millennial mama of two toddlers based in Los Angeles. After many years of writing for other artists including “Wings” with Little Mix, “Crazy Stupid Love” with Cheryl Cole, songs with Dove Cameron, Pitbull, NKOTB, Allen Stone, and more, Heidi is writing and sharing empowerment anthems and lullabies for Latines, women and their families.  Her second single "Madre Creator" is a mom empowerment anthem that has received over 10 million views across social media platforms. Her first lullaby "The Feelings Song" has gone viral many times with over 12 million views. Both have over 100k streams on Spotify. And with a community of 139k IG and 32k TikTok followers so far, Heidi is just getting started. Heidi and Erin talk about the power of mothers, throwing out perfection and finding community and empowerment through music and motherhood. Listen to Heidi's music: www.heidirojas.com Follow Heidi on Instagram: instagram.com/heidirojasmusic Follow Erin Spahr on Instagram:⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/feminist.mom.therapist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn more about Erin Spahr:⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠erinspahrtherapy.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Support the podcast with a monthly donation:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feministmompodcast/support⁠⁠⁠⁠ Please note: The information provided on this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The content shared here is not intended to be professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. This page may contain affiliate links. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feministmompodcast/support

In today's installment of Locatora Radio, we are joined by journalist, author, and friend, Raquel Reichard. We discuss some of the central themes in her debut book, Self-Care For Latinas, such as marianismo, imposter syndrome, and why women (especially Latinas) must practice self-care.  Raquel Reichard is an award-winning journalist is currently the Deputy Director of Somos, Refinery29's channel by and for Latines.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/locatora_productionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heeeeeeey!We're wrapping up another amazing season of the Elevating la Cultura podcast. And we have officially passed 5600 downloads! Thank you so much to all my listeners for your continued support through each season. I'm especially grateful to each guest that takes time out of their day to share their story and inspire others.The elevating la cultura brand has grown since last season with a new mentorship program, and even more in person events. And I've already got a few new things planned for 2024. Make sure you're part of the email list to know what's new every month. It's been a great season with my guests sharing their experiences in navigating higher education and corporate spaces. For many first gen Latines, we are navigating these spaces with no guide or blueprint for how to succeed. It can be lonely, challenging, isolating, and traumatic. With the interviews this season, I wanted to bring visibility to these stories to help others who are navigating this space, or will be navigating this space to see that they're not alone. And that there are many offering help and support for those who need it. As I close out another season, I'm forever thankful you joined me in listening. I'll be coming back this spring with Season 9! In the meantime, stay connected with me on instagram, and stay tuned for our comadre brunch calendar. I'm planning more workshops, more mentorships, more collaborative events in the new year, and I can't wait to announce all the things I'm planning for us. This was a fun season, where I learned, and was inspired by all my guests. Ok amigos, thank you so much for listening, after you listen feel free to take a screenshot to post on IG and tag @elevatinglacultura or send me a DM. You can also comment on our YouTube video if you're watching online. I always like to hear from people and how they resonate with the stories I share. SO leave a review on apple podcasts so we can get more ears listening to these stories and we can continue elevating la cultura.Enjoy the rest of the day/afternoon/evening whenever you're listening, y nos vemos pronto. 

durée : 01:05:21 - Club Jazzafip - La jeune saxophoniste Inspirée par Coleman Hawkins, Sonny Rollins et Johnny Griffin et passionnée par les rythmes du monde, est notre invitée.

Have you ever wanted to start a business? If so, it's probably cause it's in your blood! Latines account for 25% of all new businesses in the past 2 years. We employ 2.9 MILLION PEOPLE! In 2020, we totaled $472.3 Billion in sales receipts.Ready to take the leap? Take a listen to this episode. Nallely shares some great advice. In addition to her coaching and workshops through Elevar Development LLC, she also is launching an alcohol beverage, consults on business strategies, and if you heard the last episode...she wrote a book. Find your opportunity and then protect your company by starting your business the right way.Pour your cafecito in a travel mug, cause you're going places!Want to join us for a cafecito or share a topic for us to cover:https://www.corpcafecito.com/contact-usOr email us at:Nallely@corpcafecito.comMario@corpcafecito.comIf you would like to receive individual coaching or to schedule a workshop for you and your team, please visit:www.elevardevelopment.com or email Nallely@elevardevelopment.comNallely Suárez Gass - Executive Coach

Hola mi gente, I hope you are doing well! I have missed you, and we have so much to talk about. Starting off with us celebrating National Transfer Student Week, which happens annually on the 3rd week of October. I am a community college alumni, and I know so many other first-gen Latines that are too! I also have some life/business changes I have coming up. I don't feel ready for them, but they are necessary for growth. I am so happy you are here, I appreciate you, keep going I am so proud of you. Follow here: Subscribe to my newsletter: The Cafecito con Estrellita Newsletter for your Scholarship freebie! Instagram: cafecitoconestrellita Tik Tok: cafecitoconestrellita Twitter: cafeconestrella LinkedIn: Estrella Serrato Work with me 1:1 - College + Post Grad Coaching: Work With Me Book me for your next event: hola@cafeconestrellita.com or Speaking + Workshops Fun Stuff: Estrella's TEDx Talk Refinery29 Article McCombs School of Business Magazine Scholarships + Resources: Scholarship America Hispanic Scholarship Fund How To Apply To Scholarships Books You Should Read: Brag Better You Sound Like A White Girl Ladies Get Paid The Neapolitan Sisters First Gen Articles/Resources: Strengthening California's Transfer Pathway Policy Brief: Strengthening California's Transfer Pathway --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/estrella-serrato/support

If you're like us, one episode of JC is NOT enough. His journey to the states, starting at McDonald's, and finding his way was just the beginning, and keep in mind, this is also not the end, JC continues to build and grow and expand and inspire.There were not that many Latines in the industry at his level and he exemplifies what it means to be a trailblazer. Thanks for paving the way for us!We raise our tazas to you JC!Want to join us for a cafecito or share a topic for us to cover:https://www.corpcafecito.com/contact-usOr email us at:Nallely@corpcafecito.comMario@corpcafecito.comIf you would like to receive individual coaching or to schedule a workshop for you and your team, please visit:www.elevardevelopment.com or email Nallely@elevardevelopment.comNallely Suárez Gass - Executive Coach

This episode is for all the cycle breakers out there. Forging a new path and being the first of your family to do anything is always as terrifying as it is rewarding. That's why this week, we're speaking to a fellow cycle breaker so you can hear all the highs and lows of her journey and know for a fact that you could make it out on the other side too.    Vanessa Santos is an award-winning global brand strategist, motivational speaker, and community builder dedicated to positive change. As Co-CEO & Partner of #WeAllGrow Latina, she ignites impactful Latinas and Femme Latines with an entrepreneurial spirit. Recognized as one of Latin America's most "impactful women" by Forbes, Vanessa is a catalyst for gender equality, brand amplification, and business growth. Her innovative approach has created groundbreaking products and campaigns for renowned brands. Vanessa's mission is creating opportunities for Latinas and femme Latines to thrive, amplifying their voices, and ensuring inclusion.    In this week's episode, Vanessa tells us all about how she broke the mold and created her own path from scratch. As the oldest of seven kids, Vanessa grew up being depended on by everyone around her. But when she fainted one day from the stress, she knew she had to put herself first and depend on herself. From there, she went on a whirlwind journey to discover herself, her new career, and how she could better serve her community.    Connect with Vanessa: Instagram: @vanessasantosfein TikTok: @vanessasantosfein LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/vanessasantosny Get your tickets to #WeAllGrow's Weekend Fest here   Website: www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @‌theerikacruzTikTok @‌theerikacruzLinkedIn How to work with Erika: Join the waitlist for Courage Driven Latina here. Join the waitlist for the Magnetic Mastermind here.   Podcast production for this episode was provided by CCST. Vanessa's Bio:  Vanessa Santos is an award-winning global brand strategist, motivational speaker, and community builder dedicated to positive change. As Co-CEO & Partner of #WeAllGrow Latina, she ignites impactful Latinas and Femme Latines with an entrepreneurial spirit. Recognized as one of Latin America's most "impactful women" by Forbes, Vanessa is a catalyst for gender equality, brand amplification, and business growth. Her innovative approach has created groundbreaking products and campaigns for renowned brands. A heart-driven speaker, she shares expertise on gender equality, leadership, mental health, and community building, captivating audiences worldwide. Vanessa's mission is creating opportunities for Latinas and femme Latines to thrive, amplifying their voices and ensuring inclusion. With a vision of equal access to success, she resides between Los Angeles and Nashville, bringing passion, purpose, and authenticity to all she does. Join her transformative journey of inspiration and collective growth.

This season, Season 8 I'm going to be talking with Latina's who have pursued higher education, and have landed corporate positions. This is a goal that many first and second gen Latinas have grown up aspiring to. While there is a growing representation of Latines in corporate jobs, the system is still hard to navigate and doesn't always treat us well as far as pay equity, and a safe environment to show up authentically. I know there are many of us that are doing all we can to make a difference and help others along the way, but the burden can be a lot. I'm hoping that with this season we can learn how to support each other, encourage the next generation, and do our best to bring awareness to inequities in a corporate/capitalist world, so the next generation can have a better opportunity to thrive.IG: @karinamora_prints & @elevatinglaculturaThere will be a new episode every Tuesday, so after you listen feel free to take a screenshot to post on IG and tag @elevatinglacultura or send me a DM. You can also comment on our YouTube video if you're watching online. I always like to hear from people and how they resonate with the stories I share. SO leave a review on apple podcasts so we can get more ears listening to these stories and we can continue elevating la cultura.And if you haven't already, join the Elevating la Cultura comunidad on FB.  And Check out the website elevatinglacultura.com to see what in person events I've got going on for you, and you can also see our new merch shop! And next month I'm re-opening the doors to the "Showing Up Latina - In Business" Mentorship Program. Designed exclusively for Latina business owners and leaders. Since being a business owner for 13 years now and with all the millions of pivots I've had to do in the past 6 years I've found so much value in the people who I can bounce ideas off of, vent to, and cheer me on through all the challenges.Many of us are in this time of transition, or pivoting, and feel like we are on the cusp of something that's about to pop off in our business If you're a solo entrepreneur, you know the struggle of doing all the things, all the time, and trying to keep up with all the new trends when it comes to social media. It can be overwhelming, which is getting in the way of faster growth, if you've been thinking “it would be great to have an accountability person, or someone to bounce ideas off of and brainstorm next steps with” I'm your person.Alright, enjoy the rest of the day/afternoon/evening whenever you're listening, y nos vemos next week with our first guest for Season 8. 

Jozlyn, Gaby, Angela, and Lloyd chat with the host of La Vida Mas Chevere Podcast, Paulette Erato, and discuss the childfree experience. As per Paulette, being childfree is the least interesting thing about her. But it is a core identity. And finding other childfree Latinas or Latines like her hasn't always been easy. They are routinely slandered and made to believe there's something wrong with them for not wanting to have children.Refusing to conform to societal norms puts them at odds with their culture. But also knowing that bearing and raising children is not meant for them is a massive measure of self-awareness, boundaries, and frankly, peak adulting. So while she thinks being childfree is as natural for her as having curly hair, brown eyes, and being right-handed, She tries to make sure that part of her is visible. If only so that other childfree Latines looking for examples of a thriving life outside society's expectations can use her as a model.Many believe that having a baby is a woman's most important achievement and society places a great deal of pressure on women to become mothers. People always seem to frown upon those who are not following the "standard protocol" of getting married in their young adult years, having a couple of kids and then growing old and retiring.Great news! Women can have fulfilling lives without children! We unpack a lot during this episode but this is a very important conversation that needs to be had.Support the showFollow all the Chaos - Website - https://www.keepingupwithchaos.net/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/keepingupwithchaospodcast

Yael R. Rosenstock Gonzalez (she/her/ella), known as YaeltheSexGeek, is a queer, polyamorous, neurodivergent Nuyorican (Puerto Rican New Yorker) Jewish pleasure activist (a term popularized by adrienne maree brown) who believes that sexual wellness and sexual liberation involve our whole selves. In her coaching and educational offerings she centers identity, values, and social positioning work, playful exploration, and intimacy with self and others. She is the founder of Kaleidoscope Vibrations, LLC (KV), a company dedicated to supporting exploration and creating spaces for individuals to find community and belonging in their identities, and Sex Positive You, which adds to KV's work by centering sex, sexuality, and intimacy. She is the author of An Introguide to a Sex Positive You: Lessons, Tales, & Tips and is a sex writer for The Buzz by Pure Romance. Yael is also currently a Curriculum Strategist, Facilitator, and Coach with the Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding and a Health Behavior doctoral student with the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at IU Bloomington. Her research centers the nuances of identity and power in topics of sex, consent, desire, pleasure, embodiment, agency, and partnering styles with a particular interest in Latines as a population that is underserved within sex-positive work. Key points: Yael introduces herself Internalizing body shaming Our capacity for pleasure Being fetishized by others Fetishization vs Worship Practical tips for exploring pleasure Relevant links: Yael's website: www.sexpositiveyou.com Yael's Instagram: @yaelthesexgeek  Yael's Twitter: https://twitter.com/yaelthesexgeek  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cam-fraser/message

Latines are a diverse group of people, with different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. But Anti-Blackness, hiding in plain sight, continues to affect many members of the diaspora. Despite the fact that Latines come in all shades and skin tones, there is a troubling pattern of discrimination and marginalization against Black Latines. Today, our panelists are tackling this important topic head-on, and discussing the ways in which anti-Blackness impacts their lives and the Latino community as a whole. Constanza Eliana dives into some uncomfortable truths with our panel and explore ways to not only acknowledge the existence but also combat anti-Blackness within Latinidad.Featuring: Jose Richard Aviles, Michelle Morales, and Daisy RomeroTag #thestrangerfruit or @ us on social media to let us know what you think of the episode! Remember, conflict + compassion = empathy.Donovan Thompson: EP, HostConstanza Eliana Chinea: Producer, Co-HostDanhy Clermont - ProducerWilliam Stallings: Executive ProducerFollow @thestrangerfruit: Instagram/Tik TokWatch This Episode: YouTubeVisit: www.thestrangerfruit.comEmail: info@thestrangerfruit.com

The daughter of migrant farmworkers, Rebecca Ruvalcaba witnessed the growth of the Latines community from a few originators, like her father, Benito Salizar. Rebecca's parents instilled in her a desire to learn, and to serve. She adapted to a late-in-life diagnosis of dyslexia to earn degrees from Indiana University South Bend and the University of Notre Dame. She became a social worker, a director of La Casa de Amistad, and served in various leadership roles at the University of Notre Dame.  In 2018, Rebecca sat down to talk about her roots in South Bend's migrant farm community, her growth as a learner and a leader, and her continued passion for serving her community.  This episode was produced by Nathalie Villalobos and George Garner from the IU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center.    Full transcript of this episode available here.    Want to learn more about South Bend's history? View the photographs and documents that helped create it. Visit Michiana Memory at http://michianamemory.sjcpl.org/.  Title music, “History Explains Itself,” from Josh Spacek. Visit his page on the Free Music Archive, http://www.freemusicarchive.org/. 

I'm sure you've heard of the Golden Rule...treat others as you would like to be treated. The newest and perhaps best spin on this is the Platinum Rule...treat others the way THEY would like to be treated.Nallely and Mario explore what that means in the workplace and how to be inclusive and respectful of people's preferences. This may be awkward for some Latines, as not everyone wants to be hugged and kissed, something that is synonymous with our hellos and goodbyes.Hope the sun is shining brightly for you. have an iced cafecito and chill!Want to join us for a cafecito or share a topic for us to cover:https://www.corpcafecito.com/contact-usOr email us at:Nallely@corpcafecito.comMario@corpcafecito.comIf you would like to receive individual coaching or to schedule a workshop for you and your team, please visit:www.elevardevelopment.com or email Nallely@elevardevelopment.comNallely Suárez Gass - Executive Coach

Vanessa Santos Fein is an award-winning global brand strategist, heart-centric motivational speaker, and soul-led executive leader. Vanessa serves as Co-CEO & Partner of #WeAllGrow Latina, the most prominent lifestyle and community platform for impactful Latinas and Femme Latines. Vanessa was recognized as one of the most "impactful women" of Latin America by Forbes, and invited to deliver the keynote address, among numerous other accolades. Her life's work is to create opportunities and spaces for Latinas and femme Latines to thrive and continue to speak on the topics of gender equality, leadership, mental health, and community building. Connect with Vannesa IG & TikTok: @vanessasantosfein Luzy King is an award-winning Latina Entrepreneur. She is a certified trauma-informed Financial & Business Coach, contributing author, Community Leader, and Founder of Say Hola Wealth. Luzy is on a mission to destigmatize the idea of wanting more money to help women build a legacy through stock market investing and entrepreneurship.  Connect with Luzy Say Hola Wealth Website  Follow Luzy on Instagram, Tiktok @sayholawealth, and on Linkedin.   Ready To Design Your Dream Life and Create Generational Wealth?  How to work with Luzy: Join the waitlist for the next round of The Say Hola Wealth Academy. Apply for private financial coaching with Luzy HERE. Apply for private business coaching with Luzy HERE

How important is negotiating your salary? It's really important and can impact your salaries for future jobs If we look at the Latine community, as a whole, we make $0.73 on the dollar compared to non-white workers, which according to McKinsey & Company adds up to $288 Billion as a total. Imagine the generational wealth we could build or the businesses we could start with that money. Latines are currently 17.3% of the work force but in the next 8 years that number will climb to over 22%.So if you are in the 39% of people who DO negotiate your salary…good news, 89% of the time, you will see an increase in the counteroffer. If you're uncomfortable negotiating your salary, give this episode a listen.Want to join us for a cafecito or share a topic for us to cover:https://www.corpcafecito.com/contact-usOr email us at:Nallely@corpcafecito.comMario@corpcafecito.comIf you would like to receive individual coaching or to schedule a workshop for you and your team, please visit:www.elevardevelopment.com or email Nallely@elevardevelopment.comNallely Suárez Gass - Executive Coach

Cómo se vuelve la propiedad de la vivienda una forma de despojo, y cómo los migrantes latines en España lucharon contra el desahucio? Hablamos con Sophie Gonick Discutimos el libro de Sophie, Despojo y disidencia. Las y los Inmigrantes y la lucha por la vivienda en Madrid, actualmente sólo disponsible en inglés: https://www.sup.org/books/title/?id=33182. Sophie analiza cómo las experiencias migratorias y las tradiciones indígenas del activismo sirvieron de base para luchar contra las ejecuciones hipotecarias y desalojo Más allá de que Madrid es la tercera ciudad más grande de ecuatorianos (!), Sophie demuestra que a través de las experiencias de exclusión, y luchas que emergen como respuesta, las ciudades latinoamericanas se extienden más allá de nuestro continente. Sophie Gonick es profesora de Análisis Social y Cultural en New York University. Estudió en Harvard y la Universidad de California - Berkeley, y su trabajo se encuentra en la intersección de la historia de la planificación, estudios críticos de raza y género, y debates sobre la migración. Luisa Fernanda Pinto es abogada colombiana especialista en urbanismo y con una maestría en planificación territorial y gestión ambiental de la Universidad de Barcelona. Forma parte del equipo del PEMB Barcelona como experta en vivienda en la redacción del nuevo plan estratégico metropolitano.

durée : 00:03:39 - Le Pourquoi du comment : histoire - par : Gérard Noiriel - De la Rome antique à la Rome fasciste, quand les historiens de l'Antiquité frayaient avec le régime fasciste.

On this episode of Morenita, Darilyn sits down with Nicholas Ryan. He is a New York native and a dual-licensed Realtor Associate at Christie's International Real Estate helping educate Latines about home ownership. We discuss it all! Real estate, how to be a homeowner, building generational wealth in the Latine community, investing in properties, ALL OF IT! Te invito. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Platforms of solidarity built on antiblackness, flimsy "people of color" terminologies, all at the expense of Black people. Nury Martinez, Kevin de Leon, Gil Cedillo and Rob Herrera said nothing new, it was just recorded this time. We share our takes on taking actual material responsibility and accountability. Stay tuned for part two, next week. Follow us: Radio Caña Negra Instagram Radio Caña Negra Twitter Radio Caña Negra Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cana-negra/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cana-negra/support

Hola!Y bienbenidas to a new season! I'm Karina host of Elevating la Cultura podcast. I wrapped up season 5 in August, where I got into it with my own story. I'll be honest, it wasn't easy writing and recording those episodes because I had to dig a little into my past experiences to make the connection to how I interact with the world today, and specifically why I'm passionate about sharing stories and pouring into this community.This season, Season 6 is going to be featuring Latina's in the food space. I hope this season is inspiring, and perhaps even nostalgic as we hear stories we can relate to, and talk about our favorite foods. I'm always up for continuing the conversations so subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss when an episode goes live. I also encourage you to share with others because the more people we have talking about our stories as Latines living in the US, the easier it will be to make a collective change for a better future.There will be a new episode every Tuesday, so after you listen feel free to take a screenshot to post on IG and tag @elevatinglacultura or send me a DM. You can also comment on our YouTube video if you're watching online. I always like to hear from people and how they resonate with the stories I share. SO leave a review on apple podcasts so we can get more ears listening to these stories and we can continue elevating la cultura.Alright, enjoy the rest of the day/afternoon/evening whenever you're listening, y nos vemos next week. 

En étant pris par le Real Madrid à 14 ans comme gardien de but, il se voyait déjà footballeur professionnel, la gloire, l'argent, les propriétés les pieds dans l'eau, les jolies filles faisant oui de la tête après une dernière bouteille de champagne dans des boites de nuit exclusives. Mais un terrible accident de voiture vint tronquer le rêve, tout s'envola, adieu veaux vaches cochons. Alors il se mit à chanter et obtint bien plus encore.. Artiste : Julio Iglesias. Genre : pop latine sirupeuse. Époque : de 1960 à aujourd'hui. De 1 à 10, probabilité que tu connaisses : difficile d'échapper au gardien de but le plus connu de la planète, je dirais 10.. Numéro de l'épisode : 99Pour l'écouter, c'est par ici si tu utilises Apple Podcasts, ici si tu utilises Deezer ou encore ici si tu utilises Spotify.Pour me contacter, pour me dire que tu as adoré (ou pas du tout mais j'y crois pas) ou encore me suggérer un artiste pour le prochain épisode, tu peux m'écrire à contact@lavoixdessillons.comGros Naze te souhaite une très bonne écoute. On se retrouve dans un prochain numéro de La Voix des Sillons, en attendant café et à la messe !Pour soutenir gratuitement le podcast :1. Abonne-toi2. Laisse-moi un avis et 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts, ou Spotify et Podcast Addict3. Partage ton épisode préféré à 3 personnes autour de toiEt pour le soutenir pas gratuitement :Alimenter ce podcast prend beaucoup de temps, sans compter les coûts induits. Alors, si tu prends du plaisir à écouter ces chroniques, si tu te marres, si tu apprends des choses, si tu découvres de nouveaux artistes, aide-moi à continuer, tout apport sera le bienvenu. Rendez-vous sur Tipeee ou Paypal. Tu peux aussi suivre la sortie des prochains épisodes sur mon site internet, sur ma page Facebook et sur mon compte Instagram. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:58:56 - Routes latines - par : Nathalie Piolé -

Super Bestie Maya is currently living her Lizzie McGuire fantasy and traveling Europa, so the queer Latines are taking over! Sit down with Curly and bestie Tonatiuh as they chat about queerness in the Latine community, how Tonatiuh feels being a Capricorn, and how Curly makes their friendship work despite this. Get in here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast, we're talking about owning a local yarn shop with my guest, Ana Campos. Ana is a Brazilian knitting instructor, fiber witch, and designer with over 20 years of knitting experience. She currently makes her home by the sea in Salem, Massachusetts, known as the Witch City. As a Latina and an immigrant, she values the opportunities for connection, community, and common ground that knitting creates. Ana's love for the knitting community led her to open Circle of Stitches, the witchiest yarn shop, in 2015. Her focus is on empowering knitters to grow their skills and technical knowledge, so everyone can make pieces they love. She is passionate about teaching students how to customize patterns for the perfect fit. She also loves teaching Portuguese knitting, which reminds her of her grandma Tina back home in Rio, and hosting her monthly tarot study group.   Ana is an inaugural member of the Vogue Knitting Diversity Advisory Council, and a co-creator of Latines y Lana, an ongoing project to elevate and share the work of Latine fiber artists. Ana loves helping folks find inspiration and expand their skills, and her favorite projects are sweaters and socks.    When she is not at her shop, you can find her elbows-deep in her dye pots. Growing up in the tropics gave her a lifelong passion for bright colors and bold combinations, which she brings to her line of hand-dyed yarns, Toil & Trouble. She loves dyeing colorful sock yarns, and hopes this book will help you fall in love with socks too! Find Ana online at www.circleofstitches.com, on Instagram @circleofstitches and visit her store in person at 66 Wharf Street, Salem, MA. +++++ This episode is sponsored by Craftsy. Whether you're new to making, or looking to advance skills in a favorite hobby, Craftsy is the place to learn.   With over 1,500 classes, there's something for everyone, from knitting and sewing, to baking and cooking, gardening, embroidery, quilting and more!   Visit CraftsyOffers.com today and get a full year of Craftsy Premium Membership for just $3! That's 97% off the regular price! Start turning ideas into projects you can be proud of.  +++++ To get the full show notes for this episode visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Join today.

Dominée par un voisin très présent, confrontée à la rivalité entre la Chine et les Etats-Unis, l'Amérique Latine est marquée par la faiblesse de la protection sociale, la fragilité de la démocratie et les profondes inégalités. Autant de défis politiques à relever dans un contexte post-pandémique particulièrement sévère. Les présidences progressistes sont sous les feux de la rampe. En Argentine, au Chili, au Mexique, en Colombie et peut-être bientôt au Brésil. L'Amérique Latine à un tournant ? Édition en partenariat avec la Revue QUESTIONS INTERNATIONALES.  Invités :  Isabelle Vagnoux, professeure des Universités, spécialiste des USA à Aix-Marseille Université. Animatrice de l'Observatoire des Relations extérieures du monde anglophone Sabine Jansen, professeure au CNAM et rédactrice en chef de la revue QUESTIONS INTERNATIONALES Olivier Compagnon, professeur d'Histoire contemporaine à l'Institut des Hautes Études d'Amérique Latine, co-rédacteur en chef des Cahiers des Amériques Latines. 

Dominée par un voisin très présent, confrontée à la rivalité entre la Chine et les Etats-Unis, l'Amérique Latine est marquée par la faiblesse de la protection sociale, la fragilité de la démocratie et les profondes inégalités. Autant de défis politiques à relever dans un contexte post-pandémique particulièrement sévère. Les présidences progressistes sont sous les feux de la rampe. En Argentine, au Chili, au Mexique, en Colombie et peut-être bientôt au Brésil. L'Amérique Latine à un tournant ? Édition en partenariat avec la Revue QUESTIONS INTERNATIONALES.  Invités :  Isabelle Vagnoux, professeure des Universités, spécialiste des USA à Aix-Marseille Université. Animatrice de l'Observatoire des Relations extérieures du monde anglophone Sabine Jansen, professeure au CNAM et rédactrice en chef de la revue QUESTIONS INTERNATIONALES Olivier Compagnon, professeur d'Histoire contemporaine à l'Institut des Hautes Études d'Amérique Latine, co-rédacteur en chef des Cahiers des Amériques Latines. 

The stories we tell matter. I believe that to my core. It's why Moneda Moves exists as a space to host more stories about the intersection of Latines, underrepresented communities and money. So you can imagine how excited I was to interview a trailblazer creating inclusive reporting around fintech, documenting diverse voices and leading the way. Today, we speak with Nicole Casperson, Creator and Founder of WTFintech? It's a newsletter, released twice a week all about founders in fintech, trends and how that affects you, the end user. Why does fintech matter? It's reinventing the way you do your banking, investing, preparing for retirement with technology. It's also a huge opportunity to get the relationship with our underrepresented communities right, to increase access and better deliver services to consumers. Casperson shares how she thinks fintech can impact our future, how she increases representation in media and more. Enjoy the interview — this was a good one. Subscribe to WTFintech? https://workweek.com/brand/wtfintech/ Follow Moneda Moves on Instagram: @MonedaMoves Follow your host Lyanne Alfaro on Instagram: @LyanneAlfaro Main podcast theme song from Premium Beat. Our music is from Epidemic Sound.

 Richard Volpe, président de la Société Nautique Lei Pescadou de l'Estaco, nous parle de sa passion pour les Voiles latines, Tartanes, Barquettes et autres Pointus.  

While Las Pochas spend time at the intersection of Brown Pride and assimilation, some Latine gente have traveled to the intersection of assimilation and white supremacy. In this wiri wiri, Las Pochas talk about Latine folx who have embraced white nationalism. 

From meet cutes to insta-love to “here the whole time,” nothing presents such a delicious selection of addictive tropes like love stories. These unforgettable protagonists try to get the attention of their crush, steal a first kiss, or fall for their rivals. With Aaron H. Aceves (THIS IS WHY THEY HATE US), Emery Lee (MEET CUTE DIARY), Gabriela Martins (LIKE A LOVE SONG), and Raquel Vasquez Gilliland (HOW MOON FUENTEZ FELL IN LOVE WITH THE UNIVERSE). Moderated by e.E. Charlton-Trujillo (FAT ANGIE SERIES).

Television star Christina Ochoa joins us on the show this week to talk all about her new series on ABC, "Promised Land", where she plays Veronica Sandoval, a Stanford graduate who is set to take over her family's wine business Heritage House. Christina shares her experience working on the show, how it's breaking down stereotypes Latines often see in media, and what she hopes audiences take away from the show. "Promised Land" premieres at 10pm ET, January 24th on ABC and available to stream next day on Hulu. Thanks for tuning in, don't forget to subscribe to the show! Check out our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3nR1DBT

Join Bell for an extra special What The Bell, as she dives into, but not that far because the wounds are not even healed the emotional, and generational trauma that is Latines face in our family and how Encanto takes a vivacious movie and has us totally talking about Bruno. Bell shares some of her personal stories to standing up to people in her family, how we can all work on our foundation of our familias, and what about the majority of the older more set-in-their-ways generation? Don't let the pressure get to you until you pop! Las Ofrendas On Instagram; I recited from a post they shared which beautifully discussed Luisa. D23 - for capturing each character just right for me to share. As always you can find Bell & What The Bell on all the things here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wtbpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wtbpod/support

This week we are joined by TWO of the stars of Steven Spielberg's upcoming musical adaptation of West Side Story, triple-threats David Alvarez and Josh Andres Rivera, who play the roles of Bernardo and Chino! The two chat with us about who they drew real-life inspiration from for their roles, the changes they hope to see in the entertainment industry for Latines and what it felt like reuniting with the cast over two years after they wrapped filming.  Thanks for tuning in and don't forget to subscribe!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/actorswithissues/support

RadioPublic|LibSyn|YouTube|Patreon|Square Cash (Share code: Send $5, get $5!) Remember how exciting it was when we put on a live show last Thanksgiving? It was so amazing, we decided to do it again! By which we mean we decided to re-run that show. Welcome to our first, and apparently last, annual KITM Thanksgiving Special, with your hosts, David Waldman and Greg Dworkin, and their special guests, the Loudoun County Rockettes! Brought to you by… you. We sure couldn't have done it without you. We're still grateful for you, even if your name might possibly be mispronounced by us. (David's got “Nevada”, “Latiñes” and “Latines” down pat, now if only he could say “adversary”…) There is a lot to be thankful for! 80,000,000 legal votes. 306 electoral votes. Over 30 transparently idiotic lawsuits, and counting. Several of the dumbest, craziest lawyers in the country. We should thank The Resistance, fighting from the last inauguration right up to this one. And, the few, proud, honest Republicans... Webcams on laptops, relaying LGBT bashers' laptops to Zoom. And, John P. Flannery, the Robert Redford of Willy Wonkas, all out there, fighting the good fight.  It's no time to get sick of winning. Trump started rigging this election when the last one ended. Trump hasn't quit endangering the world and his corruption won't stop until it is stopped. Yesterday, the Trump Supreme Court and their new superspreader Justice put a big boot heel on both state's rights, and public health by blocking New York's coronavirus restrictions on houses of worship, formally trading “latte drinking Prius drivers” with “wine drinking bicycle riders” in the Supreme Court lexicon. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler are bad people who you shouldn't be trusting, but they sure are rich. Meanwhile, we die from a preventable disease. Idiocy remains popular in South Dakota. You can even lose your job if you aren't one. West Virginia can't keep up... in fact, they don't really want to. Perhaps, if we only had more self-destructive door-knockers, we'd have more Democrats in Congress.  While Democrats remind themselves that their Latine and Black constituencies aren't monolithic, it would also help to remember that Asia is a big place also.   

Lors de son passage à Lyon pour le festival du Péristyle de l'Opéra Underground, le chanteur, voyageur et multi-instrumentiste argentin Ignacio María Gómez m'a ouvert les portes de son paradis, Belesia. C'est le nom de son album mais aussi celui d'un paradis perdu où les hommes, les animaux, l'eau et les plantes communiquent ensemble. Chanté dans une langue intuitive, comparable aux chants chamaniques des icaros (chants de guérisons des amérindiens), les titres de ce disque sont habités, entre réminiscences du passé et visions futuristes. Ignacio Marcia Gomez propose un voyage sonore mystique au cœur de l'atlantique noir, où les musiques d'Afrique, des Caraïbes et d'Amérique latines communient. À l'image de son parcours, le jeune chanteur d'origine afro-argentine grandit dans une atmosphère musicale métissée à Cordoba, carrefour des folklores de son pays. Cette base et sa soif de curiosité vont pousser le musicien à s'initier aux sonorités mandingues et aux rythmes afro-latins en parcourant l'Amérique du sud, l'Afrique de l'ouest, le Japon et l'Europe. C'est dans ses périples, à Paris, que Ignacio croise le violoncelliste Vincent Segal qui lui présente Ballaké Sissoko et Loy Ehrlich, qui apparaissent sur son album. Belesia unifie les cultures et les époques, les genres musicaux et différentes générations de musiciens, guidées par les notes, l'aura et la voix de Ignacio María Gómez. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Silvia Foster-Frau is a reporter for the Washington Post and we spoke about the complexity behind being a Latinx-American. Hispanic Heritage Month falls between two months, it's almost symbolic for the way most of us feel, "Ni de aquí, ni de alla." We are stuck in the in between of not being American enough to be American and not being Latinx enough to be Latinx. As Edward James Olmos said, "it's exhausting!" The amount of gatekeeping Latinx have to deal with throughout their life puts a heavy burden of limitations on us. From people with Latinx heritage who do not speak Spanish seen as less than, to people who cannot speak English also seen as less than. We are in a sliding scale of identity. All of these topics are explored in Silvia Foster-Frau and Rachel Hatzipanagos' Washington Post Article, Somos Latinos. Read it here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/interactive/2021/hispanic-heritage-month-2021/And thanks to On The Rise Media for this production:https://www.instagram.com/_ontherisem...​Follow me on Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/latinxontherise/Twitter | https://twitter.com/LatinxOnTheRiseYoutube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdE7h1oL4Gs0RLoRlGAuX5wFollow Silvia on Twitter | https://twitter.com/SilviaElenaFF

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Susana Ramirez about the importance of communicating information about health within in a culturally relevant framework. La Dra. Ramírez is a social scientist whose research aims advances the science of communication to advance population health.

DO NOT CROSS⛔️ / NO CRUZAR ⛔️In this episode we speak about family boundaries and how privacy is almost nonexistent in Latinx households.En este episodio conversamos sobre la familia, el espacio personal y de como en los núcleos familiares Latines la privacidad es casi inexistente. 

It's Hispanic Heritage Month and we are joined by Oti from El Podcast de Estar Guars to talk about some of our favorite characters played by Hispanic and Latine actors. We'll briefly discuss any new SW news and highlight your Rebel Thoughts. Follow Oti on Twitter https://twitter.com/EPEstarGuars --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we'll be talking about the things Latinx are stingy about sharing. En este episodio hablaremos de las cosas que a los Latines no nos gustan compartir. 

Lorraine Ansell talks to Elaine Gomez (a Puerto Rican and Dominican game designer and developer currently at Brass Lion Entertainment) & Yesnesia Cisneros (is a veteran producer who has worked on multi-award-winning titles such as Batman: Arkham City, Minecraft, and Pokemon.) Both are behind the Latinx in Gaming organisation that connects Latines across the gaming industry worldwide to promote cultural appreciation and representation in games and related content, providing a platform for Latinx community members to elevate each other and themselves. Today we talk about how to build and have goals for your gaming community that work. Find out more in this episode You can find a video clip of this episode at: www.youtube.com/gamedevlondon More episodes can be found by visiting: anchor.fm/game-dev-london Visit Our Website - www.gamedev.london - for meet ups, game jams, competitions and more! Join Our Discord - www.gamedev.london/join Follow Us On Twitch - www.twitch.tv/gamedevlondon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/game-dev-london/support

C'est Nadia ROMERO (du Mexique) et Serge BOUC (Compositeur, inventeur du Métaphoneur) qui m'ont donnés l'idée de vous faire découvrir les musiques dites "Latines" au travers des compositeurs du Mexique, d'Argentine, du Brésil, de Cuba.....  Grâce à eux, bonne découverte et bon voyage aux "Pays Latins".

C'est Nadia ROMERO (du Mexique) et Serge BOUC (Compositeur, inventeur du Métaphoneur) qui m'ont donnés l'idée de vous faire découvrir les musiques dites "Latines" au travers des compositeurs du Mexique, d'Argentine, du Brésil, de Cuba.....  Grâce à eux, bonne découverte et bon voyage aux "Pays Latins".

Thank you for tuning in to Episode 205 of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast. Check out full show notes and photos on my website. Click here. This week’s segments included: Off the Needles, Hook or Bobbins On the Needles, Hook or Bobbins Brainstorming From the Armchair Some Years Later KAL News Events Contest, News & Notes On a Happy Note Quote of the Week Reminder: All links to Ravelry are labeled as such.  Off the Needles, Hook or Bobbins Laura’s Cameo Socks Yarn: Patons Kroy FX Yarn in the Cameo Colors Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams ($5 US knitting pattern) Ravelry Project Page Link Easter Garland Yarn: mostly Knit Picks Brava Worsted Minis. If you’d like to purchase any Knit Picks Yarn I’d appreciate it if you’d use my Knit Picks Affiliate Link Patterns Used: Spring Garland by SheMakesCrochet- website link. (for bunnies and carrots) Easter Egg Pattern from Mamachee Crochet Patterns- website link. Hooks: Various sizes based on yarn weight. Jen’s Ravelry Project Page Heart Garland  Pattern: Heart Garland by Sarahndipities Designs (free crochet pattern)-website link Hooks: 3.75 + others  Yarn:  White: Lion Brand Wool Ease- 301- White Multi Big Twist from Joann’s (Holiday- Red & Twinkle- Gray/Silver) Ravelry Project Page 3-ply Corriedale Yarn from Wound Up Fiber Arts Fiber: Wound Up Fiber Arts Corridale- three 4 oz braids.  Wound Up Fiber Arts Shop link Colorways: Prim, Fall Fibes & Honey Pie. Jen’s Ravelry Project Page 3 ply yarn – 6 skeins, 306g. Total yards: 923 On the Needles, Hook or Bobbins Freewheeler Sweater Pattern: Freewheeler by Kristen Finlay (Ravelry Link) $11 AUD (~$8.35 US) Needles: US 7 (4.5 mm) Yarn (held double): Holiday Yarns (Badger Black Colorway); CeCe’s Wool Yarn Baby! 1120 yards fingering weight Superwash Merino (Cherries Jubilee Colorway) Ravelry Project Page Riley’s Nanaimo Cardigan Pattern: Nanaimo Cardigan by by Tara-Lynn Morrison Yarn:  Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick in Colorway: Storm Front (5 skeins) Size XS/S  Ravelry Project Page Sidewalk Stripes Socks Yarn: Patons Kroy Stripes  in the Sidewalk Chalk Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams ($5 US knitting pattern) Ravelry Project Page  Used Green Stripe Ragg colorway of Patons Kroy for heel. Whale Song Socks Yarn: Knit Picks Felici in the Whale Song Colorway. If you’d like to purchase any Knit Picks Yarn I’d appreciate it if you’d use my Knit Picks Affiliate Link. Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams ($5 US knitting pattern) Ravelry Project Page Link Knit Picks Stroll in Navy Colorway for the heels. Hydrangea Stripes Blanket Pattern: Hydrangea Stripes Blanket by Lucy of Attic24 (free crochet blanket) Ravelry Project Page  Yarn: Sprighly Acrylic Worsted in Silver Grey, Suede and Misty Pink. Vanna’s Choice in Grey Marble, Charcoal Grey & Oatmeal. Knit Picks Brava Minis in assorted colors. Some of them include: Avocado, Dublin, Sienna, Wine, Denim, Fig, Tranquil, & Coral. Hook: H (5.0 mm), Cast on with K (6.5 mm) Chained 118 to start. Pattern calls for chaining 182 for a 4×6 foot blanket. Next time I’d cut by half at least for a baby blanket. Brainstorming Summer flower garland inspired by this Instagram post by Lucy of Attic 24 I’m so inspired to make a bikini top after a crafty chat with my friend Emily (butterflyem4 on Instagram). She shared her Arrowhead  Halter Top by The Knotty Lace Studio. Etsy Link. Ravelry Link. A few from my Etsy Favorites:Cozy Creative Projects, Sassy Love Crochet, CosmoknitsCreations or Beach Bralette on Ravelry From the Armchair Tune in to hear more about my experiences with Virtual Vogue Knitting Live in March Keynote Melanie Fallick. Check out her website & Instagram account. Melanie Talked about her book Making a Life. Amazon Affiliate Link Learn more on the Modern Daily Knitting website: https://www.moderndailyknitting.com/making-a-life/ You can see recordings of past conversations here. Glorious Garter Class by Carol Sulcoski Learned how to properly take gauge in garter. She talked about drape/stretch of fabric, what CO and BO work best and more! Highly recommend. Latines y Lana: Our Journeys in the World of FiberLouis Boria, Ana Campos, Flor de Iris,  Cecilia Losada & La Serena Tejera (all links to Instagram) Swatch What Happens Live Stephanie Erin and Serah Hedin: Stephanie Erin & Serah Hedin (all links to Instagram) Hosted by Josh Bennett Some Years Later Thank you to Ravelry user MLbatesWI, Lisa who recommended this idea for a segment in her review on Apple Podcasts. FO from March 2016 Socks using KnitCircus Yarn in the Greatest of Ease Base in the Come What May Colorway. Check out my Ravelry Project Page. I wear them often and I think they’re holding up well. Not overly dingy.  One note- Knit Circus has changed hands but this yarn base, according to Ravelry, isn’t discontinued.  Pair of socks I knit for Dan 5 years ago with Regia 4 ply. His first pair of patterned/self-striping socks. Check out my Ravelry Project Page. Also his first pair sock weight socks. Holding up beautifully!  KAL News Splash Pad opens Friday May 28 Sponsor spots open. Click here for details. Save the Date: Virtual Kick Off Weekend May 29 & 30, 2021 Rules will go up soon but as a reminder, WIPs are eligible for this KAL so if you want to get strategic and save stuff consider this your heads up.  Pro Shop Sponsors are given the opportunity to sell exclusive items before & during the KAL. This is the paid option ($50 for Splash Pad Party). There are a max of 20 spots per KAL. Pro Shop sponsors receive 1 free 30 second promotional ad on the Down Cellar Studio Podcast, and first selection of Virtual Vending Spots for the Kick off Weekend Saturday May 29 & 30th. Snack Shack Sponsors will donate prizes but will not be sell KAL Exclusive products. This is free option and there are unlimited spots. Snack Shack Sponsors may sign up for any available Virtual weekend spots available after Pro Shop Sponsor Sign Up. Note: All Sponsors are required to contribute at least one prize with a minimum suggested value of $20. Events If you’re hearing this right away, check out Legacy Fiber Artz Raffle to raise money For Hate is a Virus Community Action Fund. $5 each. The winner gets the entire bundle of their Spring Blossom Colorways- 5 skeins of yarn. Over $160 value. Ends March 31 at 8p Eastern.  – Check out their Instagram Post & Enter to win Knit & Escape April Virtual Event. April 7-10, 2021 I heard about this on Taylor Owen’s Thread to Mend YouTube Channel. She is teaching a class called: Hand Crafting a Wardrobe from Fleece to Fabric with Taylor Owen Virtual Vogue Knitting Live April 15-18 Knit for Food Knit-a-thon Sun, April 11th 2021 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM EDT- hosted by Laura Nelkin Sign up, or consider donating towards my $500 goal. Click here to make a donation on my page. Contest, News & Notes I’m sorry share about the passing of Paula Emons-Fuessle on March 22, 2021 Ravelry Profile Knitting Pipeline Website Caring Bridge Page March 31st last day to use original version of Ravelry. I’m sad and frustrated that it has come to this. The eternal optimist in me was holding out hope that they’d fix the issues that have been reported. Tune in to hear more about my thoughts and my plan so far. If you know of good alternative, especially for a pattern database, please let me know. I will not be using Ravelry from 3/31- 4/2 to support the worldwide ban that’s being organized.  Want to export our patterns from Ravelry? Check out this link to the DownThemAll Chrome Extension that allows you download everything on one web of a website. Check out this YouTube Video about how to download your Ravelry Library. I have a new pattern available on Ravelry & Love Crafts! The Sure of You Headband is a simple stockinette & reverse stockinette headband with a mock i-cord edging and flexible button closure at the back. This pattern has been tech edited & test knit.All instructions are written and charted. It calls for bulky weight yarn and US 8 Needles. It is written for 4 sizes. Use code friends on Ravelry to get the pattern for $4 instead of $5 or if you’re a newsletter subscriber, check your inbox for an even better coupon code. New on the Down Cellar Studio YouTube Channel.  Crafty Chat with Jen Crafty Chat with Emily Coming soon- Crafty Chat with Wendy. Check out the channel. On a Happy Note Savers trip with Mom- blue sequin “Fearless” pouch! Fearless is Mom’s word of the year for 2021! Hattie wearing the pink legwarmers I knit for Aila.  Hiking longer and in better weather. Having friends over for a bonfire. Tractor rides for the kids. Jiffy pop! Planning Disney trip for the whole fam! Quote of the Week “New goals don’t deliver new results. New lifestyles do. And a lifestyle is a process, not an outcome. For this reason, your energy should go into building better habits, not chasing better results.” -James Clear Contact Information: Ravelry: BostonJen & Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group Instagram: BostonJen1 YouTube: Down Cellar Studio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downcellarstudio Sign up for my email newsletter to get the latest on everything happening in the Down Cellar Studio Check out my Down Cellar Studio YouTube Channel Knit Picks Affiliate Link Music -“Soft Orange Glow” by Josh Woodward. Free download: http://joshwoodward.com/

Un Entrevista con CUAV sobre les Latines LGBT by Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network

Un Entrevista con CUAV sobre les Latines LGBT by Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network

Our first Ask A Musa episode, where we take listener and subscriber questions, focuses on a mixed bag of subjects including maintaining creative habits in challenging times, how white Latines can leverage their privilege in publishing, personalized agent rejections and deciding on agents, and the impact of Prince. Resources Mentioned: Laekan's recs for focus music and ambient noice— A Soft Murmur Chillhop Forest Flora Adriana's tiny notebook recs— Leuchtturm1917 A6 Pocket Dotted Notebook Moleskine Cahier Journal Artist's Loft Black Hardcover Dot Journal Publishers Marketplace #MSWL on Twitter #DVpit Twitter Pitch Event #PitMad Twitter Pitch Event If you enjoyed this episode or plan on using the resources provided, please consider buying a book (or a few) and following the participating Musas to say thanks! Buy Jonny Garza Villa's YA contemporary novel Fifteen Hundred Miles from the Sun Keep up with 2022 debut Musa Adriana Hernandez-Bergstrom Buy Laekan Zea Kemp's YA contemporary novel Somewhere Between Bitter & Sweet Keep up with 2022 debut Musa Mónica Mancillas Keep up with 2022 debut Musa Vanessa L. Torres Check out the other books on the Las Musas Bookshop page! Connect with Las Musas on social media: Twitter Instagram Visit our website!

What's up, y'all?! Thought I'd forget? Here's a poem that I want to share with y'all on this 21st of December, 2020. Day of the Great Conjunction 2020 and Winter Solstice 2020. This poem resonates with the first episode in the sense that we, Latines and Chicanes, are a product of our mestizaje and that we are all one cosmic race. It also is an expression of the inspiration behind this podcast, La Xicanista. Enjoy!

Ép. 12 Histoire décoloniale du caoutchouc (3/3). Détruire plus et encore au nom du profitCet épisode fait partie d'une mini-série sur l'histoire d'un produit très présent dans notre vie quotidienne, le caoutchouc. Ce produit banal mais très utile a cependant peu de valeur marchande comme beaucoup d'autres matières premières extraites des Suds.L'histoire du caoutchouc montre comment l'Occident s'empare d'un produit qui lui est utile, pour son propre bénéfice, sans le partager avec les populations qui le cultivent. Dans cet épisode, nous évoquons comment l'exploitation des humain·es, des sols et des forêts d'hévéas se poursuit jusqu'à nos jours.Vous pouvez aussi lire un article sur cette histoire sur le blog Perspectives décolonialesRéférences :Musiques:Musique amazonienne, Música instrumental de la Amazonía peruana Musique seringueira, V.A. - O Baque do Acre : A Memória Musical dos Seringais (2012)Musique congolaise : Mbuta Nsana...mpissa ya KongoMusique vietnamienne, le Nhạc đỏ ou « musique rouge » Musique Bunong Documents audiovisuels:« La Chorrera, el genocidio del caucho en el Amazonas »Film d'animation « Caoutchouc rouge, rouge coltan », réalisé par Jean-Pierre Griez (2018)Podcast « Sans blanc de rien » (2019)TV5 Monde, « Ces paysans du Cambodge attaquent le groupe Bolloré pour récupérer leurs terres spoliées » (2/10/19) Bibliographie:CAAP & IWGIA, Informes de Roger Casement y otras cartas sobre las atrocidades en el Putumayo, Lima, CAAP-IWGIA, 2011.CETA IWGIA, La defensa de los caucheros, Iquitos, CETA-IWGIA, 2005.Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Le Congo au temps des grandes compagnies concessionnaires. 1898-1930, Paris-La Haye, Mouton, 1972.Charles Dupoizat, « L'Industrie et le commerce du caoutchouc en Malaysia et en Indonésie », Archipel, 1982/24, p. 51-72.Anne Gouyon, « Les plaines de Sumatra-sud : de la forêt aux hévéas », Revue Tiers Monde, 1993/135, p. 643-670.Adam Hochschild, Les fantômes du roi Léopold II. La terreur coloniale dans l'État du Congo, Tallandier, 2019.Fabian Klose (éd.), The Emergence of Humanitarian Intervention, Cambridge University Press, 2016.Fany Kuiru, La fuerza de la manicuera. Acciones de resistencia de las mujeres uitoto de la Chorrera-Amazonas durante la explotación del caucho – Casa Arana, Tesis de Maestría en Estudios políticos, Universidad Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Bogota, 2019.Edm. Leplae, « La culture de l'hévéa au Congo belge », Journal d'agriculture traditionnelle et de botanique appliquée, 1926, n° 56, p. 204-218.Éric Panthou, Les plantations Michelin au Viêt-nam, Ed. « La Galipote », 2013.Lissell Quiroz, « Construire l'État, civiliser l'Indien dans l'Oriente péruvien (1845-1932) », Les Langues Néo-Latines, n° 379, déc. 2016, p. 37-50.Michael R. Dove, « Histoires et savoirs autochtones hybrides chez les petits cultivateurs d'hévéa d'Asie », Revue internationale des sciences sociales, 2002/3, n° 173, p. 389-400.Ngbwapkwa Te Mobusa, « L'exploitation du caoutchouc par l'État indépendant du Congo dans le territoire de Banzyville, district de l'Ubangui (1900-1908), Civilisations, vol. 41, no. 1/2, 1993, p. 291–306.Pierre Boulle, Le sacrilège malais, Julliard, 1955.Pierre Gourou, « La petite hévéaculture en Asie du Sud-Est », Annales de géographie, 1953/333, p. 397-398.Putumayo : la vorágine de las caucherías. Memoria y testimonio. Primera parte, Bogota, Centro Nacional de la Memoria histórica, 2014.René Fabre, « Les plantations de caoutchouc du Vietnam », Politique étrangère, 1970, 35/4, p. 371-403.Roger Casement, The Casement Report, 1904, The Gutemberg Project Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Ép. 11 Histoire décoloniale du caoutchouc (2/3). Exploitation et génocides Cet épisode fait partie d'une mini-série, dans laquelle nous avons voulu raconter l'histoire d'un produit très présent dans notre vie quotidienne, le caoutchouc. On trouve ce produit sous différentes formes (des pneus, des tuyaux, des gants jetables, des chaussures, des gazons synthétiques ou encore des revêtements de raquettes de tennis). C'est un produit banal mais très utile. Il a cependant peu de valeur marchande comme beaucoup d'autres matières premières extraites des Suds.L'histoire du caoutchouc montre comment l'Occident s'empare d'un produit qui lui est utile, pour son propre bénéfice, sans le partager avec les populations qui le cultivent. Aujourd'hui, nous partons pour le 19e siècle. En Europe, la demande de caoutchouc explose. Les vélos font fureur dans les villes européennes alors que l'industrie automobile prend son envol. La soif de la richesse que le caoutchouc peut procurer motive la surexploitation des hévéas et des travailleurs autochtones.Références :Musique amazonienne, Música instrumental de la Amazonía peruanaMusique seringueira, V.A. - O Baque do Acre : A Memória Musical dos Seringais (2012) Musique congolaise : Mbuta Nsana...mpissa ya Kongo Musique vietnamienne, le Nhạc đỏ ou « musique rouge » Musique Bunong Générique: Atch, Freedom Documents audiovisuels:« La Chorrera, el genocidio del caucho en el Amazonas » Film d'animation « Caoutchouc rouge, rouge coltan », réalisé par Jean-Pierre Griez (2018)Podcast « Sans blanc de rien » (2019) TV5 Monde, « Ces paysans du Cambodge attaquent le groupe Bolloré pour récupérer leurs terres spoliées » (2/10/2019) Bibliographie:CAAP & IWGIA, Informes de Roger Casement y otras cartas sobre las atrocidades en el Putumayo, Lima, CAAP-IWGIA, 2011.CETA IWGIA, La defensa de los caucheros, Iquitos, CETA-IWGIA, 2005.Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Le Congo au temps des grandes compagnies concessionnaires. 1898-1930, Paris-La Haye, Mouton, 1972.Charles Dupoizat, « L'Industrie et le commerce du caoutchouc en Malaysia et en Indonésie », Archipel, 1982/24, p. 51-72.Anne Gouyon, « Les plaines de Sumatra-sud : de la forêt aux hévéas », Revue Tiers Monde, 1993/135, p. 643-670.Adam Hochschild, Les fantômes du roi Léopold II. La terreur coloniale dans l'État du Congo, Tallandier, 2019.Fabian Klose (éd.), The Emergence of Humanitarian Intervention, Cambridge University Press, 2016.Fany Kuiru, La fuerza de la manicuera. Acciones de resistencia de las mujeres uitoto de la Chorrera-Amazonas durante la explotación del caucho – Casa Arana, Tesis de Maestría en Estudios políticos, Universidad Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Bogota, 2019.Edm. Leplae, « La culture de l'hévéa au Congo belge », Journal d'agriculture traditionnelle et de botanique appliquée, 1926, n° 56, p. 204-218.Éric Panthou, Les plantations Michelin au Viêt-nam, Ed. « La Galipote », 2013.Lissell Quiroz, « Construire l'État, civiliser l'Indien dans l'Oriente péruvien (1845-1932) », Les Langues Néo-Latines, n° 379, déc. 2016, p. 37-50.Michael R. Dove, « Histoires et savoirs autochtones hybrides chez les petits cultivateurs d'hévéa d'Asie », Revue internationale des sciences sociales, 2002/3, n° 173, p. 389-400.Ngbwapkwa Te Mobusa, « L'exploitation du caoutchouc par l'État indépendant du Congo dans le territoire de Banzyville, district de l'Ubangui (1900-1908), Civilisations, vol. 41, no. 1/2, 1993, p. 291–306.Pierre Boulle, Le sacrilège malais, Julliard, 1955.Pierre Gourou, « La petite hévéaculture en Asie du Sud-Est », Annales de géographie, 1953/333, p. 397-398.Putumayo : la vorágine de las caucherías. Memoria y testimonio. Primera parte, Bogota, Centro Nacional de la Memoria histórica, 2014.René Fabre, « Les plantations de caoutchouc du Vietnam », Politique étrangère, 1970, 35/4, p. 371-403.Roger Casement, The Casement Report, The Gutemberg Project,1904. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Rencontre avec La Dame Blanche pour explorer son univers entre Cuba et la France et son nouvel album.Yaite Ramos a grandi dans un quartier modeste de Pinar del Rio à Cuba. Un environnement verdoyant et musical dans lequel elle doit s’affirmer : il n’est pas questionde se mesurer aux autres membres de la famille - son père Jesus “Aguaje” Ramos sera directeur musical du Buena Vista Social Club - sans se donner les moyens de mériter leur reconnaissance. Dans ce podcast, nous évoquons ce parcours musical depuis l’école de flûte traversière à Cuba jusqu’à son arrivée à Paris et les tournées avec de nombreux groupes, nous discutons de ses influences mais aussi des couleurs, des odeurs, de ce qui compose aujourd’hui La Dame Blanche, de son envie de faire se côtoyer le hip-hop et les musiques traditionnelles, de jouer avec les codes, de clamer haut et fort son souhait de voir les femmes se défendre et reconnaître leur valeur. La Dame Blanche soutient aussi le mouvement "#NiUnaMenos" (en français : "Pas une de moins"), le hashtag "sous lequel se sont rassemblées les manifestations massives du 3 juin 2015 et 2016 qui ont eu lieu dans plusieurs villes d’Argentine, et dans d'autres pays de la région comme l'Uruguay (2015), le Chili et le Pérou (2016), et l'Espagne (2015)1 pour protester contre les violences faites aux femmes, notamment les féminicides. (source Wikipedia).Nous parlons de son nouvel album "Ella", une ode à la féminité qui célèbre dix femmes, des amies et des inconnues qui ont croisé son chemin et qui ont toutes un peu d’elle-même. "Ce sont aussi des archétypes féminins universels qui racontent le refus de la violence, l'affirmation de soi face à l'adversité, la liberté sexuelle et les méandres du désir."Cet album est à l’image de La Dame Blanche, il refuse de se laisser enfermer et il est riche de son parcours, de ses expériences, de ses aventures, de sa curiosité, elle y invite les musiques afro-latines, le rap, la trap, le reggae, la makuta, l’électro…Si vous souhaitez en savoir un peu plus, écoutez l’interview de La Dame Blanche !Pour écouter l'album + voir les dates de tournée, vidéos etc :http://www.boaviagemmusic.com/fr/artist/la-dame-blanche/Une interview réalisée par Anne GreffeSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/so-sweet-planet Soutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/so-sweet-planet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Histoire décoloniale du caoutchouc (1/3). Le vol d'une plante américaine connue depuis avant ColombL'épisode que vous écoutez fait partie d'une mini-série, dans laquelle nous avons voulu raconter l'histoire d'un produit très présent dans notre vie quotidienne, le caoutchouc. On trouve ce produit sous différentes formes (des pneus, des tuyaux, des gants jetables, des chaussures, des gazons synthétiques ou encore des revêtements de raquettes de tennis). C'est un produit banal mais très utile. Il a cependant peu de valeur marchande comme beaucoup d'autres matières premières extraites des Suds.L'histoire du caoutchouc montre comment l'Occident s'empare d'un produit qui lui est utile, pour son propre bénéfice, sans le partager avec les populations qui le cultivent. Aujourd'hui, nous remontons plusieurs centaines d'années en arrière, quand tout a commencé, avec le vol d'une plante en Amazonie.Références :Musique amazonienne, Música instrumental de la Amazonía peruanaMusique seringueira, V.A. - O Baque do Acre : A Memória Musical dos Seringais (2012) Musique congolaise : Mbuta Nsana...mpissa ya Kongo Musique vietnamienne, le Nhạc đỏ ou « musique rouge » Musique Bunong Générique: Atch, Freedom Documents audiovisuels:« La Chorrera, el genocidio del caucho en el Amazonas » Film d'animation « Caoutchouc rouge, rouge coltan », réalisé par Jean-Pierre Griez (2018)Podcast « Sans blanc de rien » (2019) TV5 Monde, « Ces paysans du Cambodge attaquent le groupe Bolloré pour récupérer leurs terres spoliées » (2/10/2019) Bibliographie:CAAP & IWGIA, Informes de Roger Casement y otras cartas sobre las atrocidades en el Putumayo, Lima, CAAP-IWGIA, 2011.CETA IWGIA, La defensa de los caucheros, Iquitos, CETA-IWGIA, 2005.Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Le Congo au temps des grandes compagnies concessionnaires. 1898-1930, Paris-La Haye, Mouton, 1972.Charles Dupoizat, « L'Industrie et le commerce du caoutchouc en Malaysia et en Indonésie », Archipel, 1982/24, p. 51-72.Anne Gouyon, « Les plaines de Sumatra-sud : de la forêt aux hévéas », Revue Tiers Monde, 1993/135, p. 643-670.Adam Hochschild, Les fantômes du roi Léopold II. La terreur coloniale dans l'État du Congo, Tallandier, 2019.Fabian Klose (éd.), The Emergence of Humanitarian Intervention, Cambridge University Press, 2016.Fany Kuiru, La fuerza de la manicuera. Acciones de resistencia de las mujeres uitoto de la Chorrera-Amazonas durante la explotación del caucho – Casa Arana, Tesis de Maestría en Estudios políticos, Universidad Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Bogota, 2019.Edm. Leplae, « La culture de l'hévéa au Congo belge », Journal d'agriculture traditionnelle et de botanique appliquée, 1926, n° 56, p. 204-218.Éric Panthou, Les plantations Michelin au Viêt-nam, Ed. « La Galipote », 2013.Lissell Quiroz, « Construire l'État, civiliser l'Indien dans l'Oriente péruvien (1845-1932) », Les Langues Néo-Latines, n° 379, déc. 2016, p. 37-50.Michael R. Dove, « Histoires et savoirs autochtones hybrides chez les petits cultivateurs d'hévéa d'Asie », Revue internationale des sciences sociales, 2002/3, n° 173, p. 389-400.Ngbwapkwa Te Mobusa, « L'exploitation du caoutchouc par l'État indépendant du Congo dans le territoire de Banzyville, district de l'Ubangui (1900-1908), Civilisations, vol. 41, no. 1/2, 1993, p. 291–306.Pierre Boulle, Le sacrilège malais, Julliard, 1955.Pierre Gourou, « La petite hévéaculture en Asie du Sud-Est », Annales de géographie, 1953/333, p. 397-398.Putumayo : la vorágine de las caucherías. Memoria y testimonio. Primera parte, Bogota, Centro Nacional de la Memoria histórica, 2014.René Fabre, « Les plantations de caoutchouc du Vietnam », Politique étrangère, 1970, 35/4, p. 371-403.Roger Casement, The Casement Report, 1904, The Gutemberg Project Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this episode of Film Posers, the Posers address their favorite TV shows growing up, their all-time loves, and what shows have helped them get through the pandemic and could possibly help you. As well, stay 'til the end for a discussion on Latinx representation and the state of Latines on TV right now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/filmposers/support

Welcome! This podcast is dedicated to our gorgeous queer Latinx community and is bilingual! Our first episode introduces why we wanted to do this project and begins to discuss the taboo of being queer in Latinx families.Bienvenidos! Este podcast esta dedicado a nuestra hermosa comunidad Latinx queer y es bilingüe! En este episodio hablaremos de lo que nos inspiro a crear este proyecto y discutiremos sobre el tabu de ser queer en las familias Latines.

David Smile, professeur de danses afro-latines basé à Melbourne, dit que la pandémie du coronavirus a ouvert l’opportunité de se servir de la technologie pour donner ses cours en ligne et élargir ses classes à l’échelle mondiale. - David Smile, professeur de danses afro-latines basé à Melbourne, dit que la pandémie du coronavirus a ouvert l’opportunité de se servir de la technologie pour donner ses cours en ligne et élargir ses classes à l’échelle mondiale.

Dee franséische Ministère vun der Kultur huet 2020 als Joer vun der Bande Dessinée ausgeruff. Domat kritt dee Media offiziell d'Unerkennung als Kultur, anerersä Dee franséische Ministère vun der Kultur huet 2020 als Joer vun der Bande Dessinée ausgeruff. Domat kritt dee Media offiziell d'Unerkennung als Kultur, anerersäits ënnersträicht déi Aktioun och, wéi gutt d'Bande Dessinée ka profitéiert ginn, fir Friemsproochen ze léieren.

AVENTURIERS DU TERROIR - NOUVEL ÉPISODE CHAQUE VENDREDI! Dans ce deuxième épisode de l'aventure du "Trésor du Kobold", nos aventuriers s'enfoncent plus loin dans les égouts à la recherche du goblet de Midrak. Des ruines anciennes à l'effigie de Kobolds piquent la curiosité de Matthias et Grozek. Ils vont rapidement découvrir que ce qui est oublié sous la surface mérite très souvent de le rester... ============================================================================= Title: Party Crowd About: Large crowd at a party or other gathering talking about all sorts of things. Uploaded: 4.24.17 | License: Attribution 3.0 | Recorded by Daniel Simion | Renaissance by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) ============================================================================= Medieval Song Village Consort Always No Copyright Music | Free Music for Everyone Title: Village Consort Genre: Country & Folk Mood: Dramatic ============================================================================= Mountain Stream - No Copyright Sound Effects - Audio Library https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3Lhf... Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... ============================================================================= We are one - Vexento We Are One by Vexento https://soundcloud.com/vexento https://www.youtube.com/user/Vexento Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2PaIKcR Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/Ssvu2yncgWU =============================================================================

durée : 00:03:59 - Ca vaut le détour en Gironde - par : christine alban - 3ème édition du festival Dame Cuba : Tango, Salsa et autres danses afro-cubaines sont à l’honneur, samedi 11 et dimanche janvier 2020

durée : 01:54:35 - Retour de plage du jeudi 08 août 2019 - par : Thierry Jousse - Une programmation riche aujourd'hui dans notre émission Retour de plage, avec Herbie Mann, Willie Bobo, Domenico Modugno ou encore Ernest Ranglin pour ne citez qu'eux ! - réalisé par : Davy Travailleur

durée : 01:55:33 - Retour de plage du mardi 09 juillet 2019 - par : Laurent Valero - Tangos, Zambas, boleros, Milongas, Retour de plage en forme de ballade autour de quelques voix latines très célèbres où à découvrir - réalisé par : Bruno Riou-Maillard

En librairie le 5 octobre 2018 et sur https://www.lesbelleslettres.com/livre/3791-fables-grecques-et-latines-de-l-antiquite. L’ensemble des fables grecques et latines de l’Antiquité réunies pour la première fois en un seul volume.

"Comment ? Tu dis que je ne suis pas grosse ? Bah si pourtant. C'est quoi le souci ? AAH ! Tu penses que j'utilise ce mot pour me déprécier ? Ben non, c'est juste un adjectif." C'est par ces mots que débute la vidéo "Ta copine grosse rigolote", la première de la chaîne youtube lancée par la Truite Furtive. A l'occasion de la journée de lutte contre la grossophobie, qui aura lieu le 15 décembre, la Matinale reçoit ce soir en plateau l'illustratrice Lucie Larousse, qui se cache derrière le surnom de la Truite Furtive, et Daria Marx, du collectif Gras Politique. Elles expliquent à notre micro ce qu'est la grossophobie, ce que cela veut dire au quotidien pour les personnes qui en sont victimes, et pourquoi ce mal nous touche particulièrement en France.  En deuxième partie d'émission, on s'envole pour l'Amérique Latine ... ou plutôt, LES Amériques Latines, puisque le séminaire que viennent nous présenter en studio Yolinliztli Pérez Hernández, Tania Romero Barrios et Izadora Xavier do Monte propose des débats sur LES féminismes dans LES Amériques latines. Ce cycle long, proposé par l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, est ouvert à tou.te.s. ! Les intervenant.e.s introduisent à chaque séance des débats sur l'histoire des mouvements féministes en Amérique Latine mais aussi leurs liens avec la France et d'autres domaines, comme l'art. La prochaine conférence, c'est demain, mercredi 13 décembre, à l'Université Paris 8 (salle D143). Maira Abreu, doctorante à Paris 8, vous proposera de débattre sur le thème :« Féminismes latino-américains en France dans les années 1970 ». Si vous êtes déjà pris.e.s demain, pas de panique,  le séminaire a lieu tous les deuxièmes et quatrièmes mercredis de chaque mois, jusqu'à mai 2018 !  Enfin côté chroniques, Betty nous parle de la pièce Crowd qui se joue au Théâtre des Amandiers jusqu'au 16 décembre, une pièce sans dialogues d'une heure et demie, qui l'a tenue en haleine. Et Thibaud en fin d'émission nous parle de feu Johnny. Et oui.  Présentation : Camille Molza / Co-interviews : Eva Quéméré et Inès Edel Garcia / Chroniques : Betty Yamanjian et Inès Edel-Garcia / Web : Nina Beltram / Réalisation : Tiffany Battistel / Coordination : Nina Beltram et Elsa Landard

"Comment ? Tu dis que je ne suis pas grosse ? Bah si pourtant. C'est quoi le souci ? AAH ! Tu penses que j'utilise ce mot pour me déprécier ? Ben non, c'est juste un adjectif." C'est par ces mots que débute la vidéo "Ta copine grosse rigolote", la première de la chaîne youtube lancée par la Truite Furtive. A l'occasion de la journée de lutte contre la grossophobie, qui aura lieu le 15 décembre, la Matinale reçoit ce soir en plateau l'illustratrice Lucie Larousse, qui se cache derrière le surnom de la Truite Furtive, et Daria Marx, du collectif Gras Politique. Elles expliquent à notre micro ce qu'est la grossophobie, ce que cela veut dire au quotidien pour les personnes qui en sont victimes, et pourquoi ce mal nous touche particulièrement en France.  En deuxième partie d'émission, on s'envole pour l'Amérique Latine ... ou plutôt, LES Amériques Latines, puisque le séminaire que viennent nous présenter en studio Yolinliztli Pérez Hernández, Tania Romero Barrios et Izadora Xavier do Monte propose des débats sur LES féminismes dans LES Amériques latines. Ce cycle long, proposé par l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, est ouvert à tou.te.s. ! Les intervenant.e.s introduisent à chaque séance des débats sur l'histoire des mouvements féministes en Amérique Latine mais aussi leurs liens avec la France et d'autres domaines, comme l'art. La prochaine conférence, c'est demain, mercredi 13 décembre, à l'Université Paris 8 (salle D143). Maira Abreu, doctorante à Paris 8, vous proposera de débattre sur le thème :« Féminismes latino-américains en France dans les années 1970 ». Si vous êtes déjà pris.e.s demain, pas de panique,  le séminaire a lieu tous les deuxièmes et quatrièmes mercredis de chaque mois, jusqu'à mai 2018 !  Enfin côté chroniques, Betty nous parle de la pièce Crowd qui se joue au Théâtre des Amandiers jusqu'au 16 décembre, une pièce sans dialogues d'une heure et demie, qui l'a tenue en haleine. Et Thibaud en fin d'émission nous parle de feu Johnny. Et oui.  Présentation : Camille Molza / Co-interviews : Eva Quéméré et Inès Edel Garcia / Chroniques : Betty Yamanjian et Inès Edel-Garcia / Web : Nina Beltram / Réalisation : Tiffany Battistel / Coordination : Nina Beltram et Elsa Landard

Ce soir Jazz and Co vous emmène au Vénézuela avec Cristobal Soto. Principalement joueur de mandoline et de Cuatro, il a été l’un des membres de l’Ensamble Gurrufío et a récemment créé le groupe Yare dont le répertoire est basé sur les musiques traditionnelles du Vénézuela. En deuxième heure Olivier part à la découverte d’un grand méconnu du jazz américain: le saxophoniste, flutiste et clarinettiste Dwight Andrews. Pierre et Olivier rendent un hommage à l’un des fondateurs de l’AACM: Muhal Richard Abrams. On garde un oeil sur l’actualité grâce à Pierre qui présente le dernier James Palmer et on termine dans une ambiance électro avec Martin et le projet CZ 101 de Charif Negardane et Ziad Zidawi. 1 Cristobal Soto : Don Andres/llegando Al Callao  2 Gurrufio : Maroa 3 Nilamaye : Tierra 4 Jacob do bandolim : Assanhado 5 Cheo Hurtado: Seis Chipoleao https://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/3873555-Crist%C3%B3bal-Soto   -Dwight Andrews Danca Das Kashala E Sarhanna -Dwight Andrews Moers 1978 For Tyondai Braxton Born 10/26/78 » ; de l’album « Mmotia The Little People » https://www.discogs.com/fr/Dwight-Andrews-Mmotia-The-Little-People/release/4187663 -Muhal Richard Abrams « Bloodline » ; de l’album « Blu Blu Blu » https://www.discogs.com/fr/Muhal-Richard-Abrams-Orchestra-Blu-Blu-Blu/release/1295499 -Muhal Richard Abrams « Young At Heart » ; de l’album « Young At Heart/Wise In Time » https://www.discogs.com/Muhal-Richard-Abrams-Young-At-Heart-Wise-In-Time/release/1397998 -Jason Palmer « In a Certain Way » ; de l’album « Traveling High » http://www.jasonpalmermusic.com -Charif Negardane et Ziad Zidawi ; CZ 101 « Si tôt pour un Sitar » https://hisstology.bandcamp.com/

“From the bottom will the genius come that makes our ability to live with each other possible. I believe that with all my heart.” These are the words of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Dominican-American writer Junot Díaz. His hope is fiercely reality-based, a product of centuries lodged in his body of African-Caribbean suffering, survival, and genius.

“From the bottom will the genius come that makes our ability to live with each other possible. I believe that with all my heart.” These are the words of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Dominican-American writer Junot Díaz. His hope is fiercely reality-based, a product of centuries lodged in his body of African-Caribbean suffering, survival, and genius.

L’équipe de Fréquences Latines était présente au festival Cinélatino 2015. Ci-dessous, nous présentons une interview avec Oscar Ruíz-Navia, jeune réalisateur colombien et auteur du long-métrage Los Hongos, un des deux films d’ouverture (l’autre c’était Gente de Bien de Franco Lolli) de ces 27èmes Rencontres du Cinéma d’Amérique Latine à Toulouse.      Ruíz-Navia est un … Continuer à lire »

Le Collectif des métiers de l’édition, basé à Toulouse, propose une vision intéressante du monde éditorial qui valorise chacun des acteurs qui participe à la production d’un livre : le livre comme une création collective et non pas une propriété exclusive de l’auteur. Nous les avons reçu sur le plateau de Fréquences Latines, le 3 … Continuer à lire »

ITW des musiciens du groupe mexicain Rockercoatl et concert en live sur le plateau de Fréquences Latines.   Le projet Rockercoatl surgi en 2000 et depuis il a été présenté dans l’Etat de Puebla et presque toutes les municipalités à travers le projet  » Casa de Cultura Móvil » ainsi que dans les principales places de … Continuer à lire »