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As the world celebrated the arrival of a new year, Esterling Meza García's life was tragically cut short in a senseless act of violence. What should have been a night of joy and new beginnings turned into a nightmare when she was fatally shot while waiting for an Uber outside her Miami home. In this episode, we uncover the devastating events leading to her death—a harrowing story of love turned lethal, betrayal, and the chilling reality of trust broken in the most unimaginable way. This is the tragic case of Esterling Meza García.You can listen to our NEW episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all other streaming platforms.—-Mientras el mundo celebraba la llegada de un nuevo año, la vida de Esterling Meza García fue trágicamente interrumpida en un acto de violencia sin sentido. Lo que debería haber sido una noche de alegría y nuevos comienzos se convirtió en una pesadilla cuando fue fatalmente baleada mientras esperaba un Uber frente a su casa en Miami. En este episodio, desentrañamos los devastadores eventos que llevaron a su muerte: una desgarradora historia de amor convertido en letalidad, traición y la aterradora realidad de una confianza rota de la manera más inimaginable. Este es el caso de Esterling Meza García.Puede escuchar nuestro NUEVO episodio en Spotify, Apple Podcasts y todas las demás plataformas de transmisión.—Resources and Support on Domestic Violence:  National Domestic Violence Hotline:Website: https://www.thehotline.org/Call: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)Text: “START” to 88788 Love Is Respect: A resource for teens and young adults.Call 1-866-331-9474Text "LOVEIS" to 22522Website: www.loveisrespect.org.Salvation Army Women's Shelters:Website: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/womens-shelters/ Florida (local to Miami): Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence: Visit www.fcadv.org for statewide programs and assistance. The Lodge (Miami): Call their 24-hour hotline at 305-693-0232Website: www.thelodgemiami.org You're not alone, and help is available!—Link + Sources:NBC 6 News: https://youtu.be/7Y-ovsPudjM?si=rYyubLg_CH4x3IYLNBC 6 News: https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/man-allegedly-kills-ex-girlfriend-on-new-years-eve-miami-police/2943184/Miami Herald: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article270776437.html#storylink=cpyLocal 10 News: https://www.local10.com/news/local/2023/01/04/miami-man-arrested-after-fatally-shooting-ex-girlfriend-police-say/Nicaragua Investiga: https://nicaraguainvestiga.com/nacion/103124-jovencita-nicaraguense-asesinada-por-su-expareja-en-miami/La Prensa Nicaragua: https://www.laprensani.com/2023/01/03/sucesos/3085339-mujer-nicaraguense-fue-asesinada-en-estados-unidos-por-su-exparejaNicaragua Actual: https://nicaraguaactual.tv/uncategorized/76454-migrante-nicaraguense-asesinada-ex-pareja-diciembre-eeuu/VOS TV: https://www.vostv.com.ni/nacionales/27738-matagalpina-fue-asesinada-en-florida-por-una-deuda/ARIO Medios: https://dariomedios.com/nicaraguense-ultimo-de-varios-disparos-a-su-expareja-en-ee-uu/ Distributed by Genuina Media — Follow Us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SVSM_PodcastThreads: https://www.threads.net/@svsm_podcastTwitter/ X: https://www.twitter.com/SVSM_PodcastBlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/svsmpodcast.bsky.socialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoViolentoSoMacabroPodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@svsm_podcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@svsm_podcast

En Vuelo de regreso, Santiago y Gisela dialogaron con Juan Diego Barberena, nicaraguense.

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Mario Zapata is Nicaraguense and he came to this country on September 19, 1978/1979 (he didn't seem sure, and I'm not sure either). He traveled on PanAmerica's final flight from Nicaragua to LAX and arrived at 4:30 in the afternoon. He's also my dad.  My parents divorced when I was four, and I've spent my entire life trying to piece together what happened. I'm still not sure, but I had the desire to get to know my dad a little better since I didn't grow up in the same house as him. He indulged my curiosity by sitting with me and allowing me to ask him a series of random questions ranging from “What's your favorite movie” to “What's the greatest compliment you've ever received.” I spent the month of September trying to get 1000 listens, and realized that this podcast isn't really about that. It's about sharing stories and documenting history. 20 years from now, this interview will still exist. This conversation is a time capsule, and I'm so grateful. Thank you to everyone who listened to all of this season's episodes.  I love you. I appreciate you. Until next time.  Mario Zapata es nicaraguense y vino a este país el 19 de septiembre 1978/1979 (no parecía seguro el, y yo tampoco). Viajó en el último vuelo de PanAmerica desde Nicaragua a LAX y llegó a las 4:30 de la tarde. Él es mi papá. Mis padres se divorciaron cuando yo tenía cuatro años y pasé toda mi vida tratando de averiguar lo que pasó. Todavía no estoy segura, pero tenía el deseo de conocer un poco mejor a mi papá porque no crecí en la misma casa que él. Él satisfizo mi curiosidad sentándose conmigo y permitiéndome hacerle una serie de preguntas como  "cuál es tu película favorita" hasta "cuál es el mejor elogio que has recibido". Pasé el mes de septiembre intentando conseguir 1000 escuchas y descubri que este podcast no se trata realmente de eso. Se trata de compartir cuentos y documentar historia. Dentro de 20 años, esta entrevista seguirá existiendo. Esta conversación es una cápsula del tiempo y estoy muy agradecida. Gracias a todos los que escucharon todos mis episodios. Los amo. Los aprecio. Hasta la proxima. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thisisez/support

Juliet Mendoza, Afro-Latina Artist ( Salvadoreña, Nicaraguense, Mexicana) LA native, dancer, DJ and a true heart of the underground House music and dance culture.⁣ Juliet's love for music takes us back to the mid-90s house scene, where she became a regular in LA house clubs, such as the Arena and Carnival. By her early 20s, she became a well-known House Dancer and event promoter for LA's largest house music festivals. Juliet has a genuine, deeply rooted connection to LA house music culture. She is the Founder and resident DJ of Jill's House, aka Jackin Jills (@jillshouse_la ) and has shared decks with Hot Since 82, Marques Wyatt, Riva Starr, Colette, Dj Heather, and Peggy Gou (to name a few). Her unique style of delivering melodic, soulful and deep sounds has taken Juliet above and beyond the boundaries of Los Angeles to headline several international cities: Amsterdam, Paris, MX City, MX Tulum, Croatia and around the U.S. Her journey has also allowed her to become an Unsung Hero Winner for Defected Records, become a resident, and join the Unsung Heroes Crew for 2022. Undoubtedly, Juliet is a truly driven ambassador of the house music culture. "This mix is high energy, dance like no one is watching, play anywhere and feel good kind of vibe. I hope you all enjoy it. With love. " Juliet Mendoza

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Hot on the heels of her newly-released debut comedy album "Off-White," we talked to Nicaraguan-American comedian and writer, Cat Alvarado! Growing up in a mostly Spanish-speaking household, Cat always felt more Latina...and yet more often than not, she was perceived by her own community as "a white girl." Needless to say, Cat's dawning realization that she was bisexual only enhanced her experience of straddling two different worlds. Cat describes the dismal Vegas wedding she went through with as a teenager because she was terrified of going to hell for having premarital sex, and shares the refreshingly *positive* experience she had being a unicorn (good couples ARE out there!!). We also have a candid conversation about those instances where we're not 100% "out and proud" with family members, and the guilt we place on ourselves as queer people for these deeply personal decisions. Plus: naked ladies!Follow Cat on Twitter and Instagram at @thecatalvarado, and on TikTok at @catalvaradocomedy. And you can buy "Off-White" on iTunes and Bandcamp, or stream it on Spotify! But, you know - buy it!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5207650/advertisement

Na Nicarágua em 1979, em plena Guerra Fria, uma revolução tomou o poder na Nicarágua, que tinha um longo histórico de governos ditatoriais e perseguições a revolucionários de esquerda. Por vezes chamada de "Revolução Sandinista" em homenagem a Augusto Sandino, antigo revolucionário nicaraguense morto pelo Estado, a revolução contou com a participação de vários setores da sociedade, de guerrilheiros marxistas a padres, e as consequências dessa revolução afetam o país até hoje. O resultado da revolução desembocou em uma década de governo revolucionário e um dos principais nomes surgidos dela governa a Nicarágua até hoje, em um governo repleto de polêmicas e críticas internas e externas. Convidamos a Prof. Priscila Pereira para explicar a história da Revolução Nicaraguense, o processo que levou até ela e suas consequências.

Reportaje especial: Muchos nicaraguenses están optando por Nueva York como ruta de llegada en su migración.

GERARDO SANCHEZ MONTALVAN, LIDER NICARAGUENSE, ANALIZA CON GILBERTO LOZANO LIDER DE FRENA EL ENVIO DE MERCENARIOS RUSOS A MEXICO POR PARTE DE RUSIA Y NICARAGUA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/franciscomanuelduranrosil/support

DICTADURA NICARAGUENSE EXPORTA POBREZA Y MERCENARIOS RUSOS A MÉXICO --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/franciscomanuelduranrosil/support

Listeners, we're back this week with Claudia Parada.Claudia is a Nicaraguense, First Gen Latinx Mama living on occupied Ramaytush Ohlone Lands known as San Francisco, CA. She's unapologetically pro-Latinx femme, centering these folks in her healing work - therapy, energy work, and antiracism trainings.She created Claudia Parada Energy to finally give space and power to first-generation Latinas through a range of therapeutic practices. Rooted in shared cultural experiences and built on years of exploring traditional and ancestral healing, she offers guidance from a grounded place of knowing how bright you can become.That means helping you break generational patterns that only hold you back, showing you how to create balance in order to embrace your true Self, and helping you reignite passion and motivation in everything you do — yes, it's possible!To guide you on this journey, she brings a wealth of knowledge in psychotherapy, Latin American studies, and a continued practice in energy healing, Mesoamerican Medicina and Gestalt awareness training. During this episode we talked about:07:34 - Mother-daughter relationship and being the youngest11:19 - Looking outside13:32 - Being a good enough caretaker15:35 - Experimental learners17:06 - Parenting and anxiety25:14 - Going to a predominantly white school31:05 - Disentangling from her mom34:21 - Staying true to herself43:13 - Becoming a therapist45:32 - Mental health and physical body48:28 - Psychology and curanderismoThis  episode is brought to you by MagicMind is the world's first productivity drink.

I am back from a two-week hiatus after Tulum!! On today's episode, we chat with Vanessa Sirias, a 26 year old content creator and producer. Born and raised in Miami by a Nicaraguan family. She graduated from FIU in 2018 and has a degree in Broadcast Journalism, a minor in International Relations, Certificate in Human Rights. Vanessa started seeing social media success and gained 200k followers after sharing comedic sketches on TikTok last year. She has an online store, www.nessastore.com where she gives back to her Nicaraguense community and recently moved to California for my job with BuzzFeed's PeroLike. We talk about the importance of being true to yourself, keeping your culture alive, dealing with online trolls and embracing the journey of growth and combining your passions as an online creative. Connect with us on social: @growwiththeflowpodcast @itzycanales @vanessacsirias nessastore.com CHECK BACK FOR NEW EPISODES EVERY OTHER THURSDAY! Ways to support this podcast: Follow along on social media Leave a review Share this episode on social media & with others Donate to help us continue creating episodes you love https://anchor.fm/growwiththeflowpodcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growwiththeflowpodcast/support

Today's Grow with the Flow Podcast guest is one of my favorite writers, storytellers, theologians, feminists, and pit bull fanatics. Prisca Dorcas! Who might I add is a fellow Nicaraguense. Prisca's bulk of her work is around making education accessible, through storytelling and curating content. She started the platform Latina Rebels in 2013, which today has over 300k organic followers online. She has been featured in Telemundo, Univision, Mitú, amongst many other news outlets. She is unapologetic, angry, and uncompromising about protecting and upholding the stories of Latinx communities. Her new book For Brown Girls with Sharp Edges and Tender hearts is the love letter to women of color we didn't know we needed. This book validated all of the healing I've spent these last couple of years doing and was the momentum that I needed to keep going. Throughout the episode, we chat about finding your voice and reclaiming your life through story-telling and inner-child healing. We dive into the uncomfortable journey of choosing yourself and setting boundaries with family members. This episode is for everyone who has felt like they've been living under a mask, without a sense of belonging, with strained parent relationships, and with a fear of disappointing others and taking up space. You are not alone and I hope by listening to this, you find even the slightest bit of empowerment to choose yourself each time. I'll let the episode speak for itself but if you enjoyed it, please share it on your stories, with a friend and leave a review. Trigger warning: We briefly discuss abortion at 18:05. ps. I am now taking clients for 2022! If you want to learn more about rediscovering your identity outside of your work and relationships and you are ready to do the hard work it takes to create the life that you want and deserve, apply to my 12-week 1:1 coaching program here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growwiththeflowpodcast/support

Sobre la investigación de la exclusión social en el proceso electoral de Honduras, Nicaragua y Costa Rica.

Este é o nosso segundo Pulso Literário. Nosso companheiro de Pulso, o economista e escritor Venâncio de Oliveira conversa com o jovem escritor nicaraguense Mario Martz sobre seu livro Los jovenes no pueden volver a casa. Neste excelente livro de contos, publicado pela editora Anamá e, infelizmente, ainda sem tradução para o português, Mario Martz nos fala de perdas, buscas e desencontros. De filhos que buscam pais, de pais que buscam filhos. De buscas reais no sentido físico e de buscas afetivas. As separações vêm de muitos lados: da revolução e guerra civil de 79 a 90 do século passado, da migração que é uma marca do país e da região e da violência estrutural que marca a América Central. São histórias arraigadas nos conflitos da Nicarágua contemporânea, mas que trazem a universalidade dos grandes dilemas humanos que envolvem as relações entre pais e filhos. Introdução: Antônio Ferreira / Entrevistador: Venâncio de Oliveira / Edição: Felipe Yamahata. Colabore com nossa campanha de financiamento coletivo: https://apoia.se/pulsolatinopodcast Encontre o Pulso Latino nas redes como @pulsolatinocast ou mande um e-mail para nós: pulsolatinocast@gmail.com

Nelson Horacio Dávila Olivas, alias Gofio, de la clase Centauros 2007, originario de Estelí, Nicaragua. Actualmente es el Head of Molecular Breeding en la compañia BASF. Episodio 47, 2da. Parte Final de la Entrevista. Se graduó de la carrera de ciencia y producción agropecuaria. Cuenta con una maestría en ciencia de plantas de la Universidad de Bonn en Alemania, y un doctorado en genética de plantas de la universidad de Wageningen en Holanda. Tiene más de 13 años de experiencia en la investigación de ciencia de plantas. Inicio su Carrera profesional en BASF (una multinacional alemana de las mayores productoras de químicos) en un programa de desarrollo de gerentes, y al completarlo tomó la posición de Senior Scientist Molecular Breeding como líder del equipo encargado de la aplicación de marcadores moleculares para el desarrollo de nuevas variedades de Chiles Actualmente está al frente del departamento de Mejoramiento Molecular de la división de semillas de vegetales de BASF donde lidera un grupo de científicos encargados de la aplicación de marcadores moleculares en el desarrollo de variedades de varias frutas y hortalizas. UN ZAMORANO DE CASTA SEÑORES Y TODO UN ORGULLO ZAMORANO. Nelson Nos cuenta: Toda su historia profesional, desde su primer trabajo, sus esfuerzos para alcanzar la posición donde se encuentra actualmente, sus secretos para liderar un equipo elite de científicos. Además nos cuenta como El Zamopodcast lo inspiró a reconectarse nuevamente con Zamorano y como esto originó que encausara esfuerzos para crear nuevas oportunidades de pasantía en su empresa, para nuevos colegas. Además nos comparte a detalle su trabajo como mejorador molecular y muchas historias personales mas. Entrevista realizada el 25 de Abril del 2021, por los colegas: 1. Andrea Palazuelos, alias Nino 96, de Bolivia. 2. Shadia Duery Salek, alias La Shadia 99 de Bolivia. 3. Jose Rodolfo Abascal, alias Karepa 94, de Guatemala Composicion Musical, Javier Stacey, clase Halley 88. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/el-zamopodcast/message

Nelson Horacio Dávila Olivas, alias Gofio, de la clase Centauros 2007, originario de Estelí, Nicaragua. Actualmente es el Head of Molecular Breeding en la compañia BASF. Episodio 46, 1ra Parte de la Entrevista. Se graduó de la carrera de ciencia y producción agropecuaria. Cuenta con una maestría en ciencia de plantas de la Universidad de Bonn en Alemania, y un doctorado en genética de plantas de la universidad de Wageningen en Holanda. Tiene más de 13 años de experiencia en la investigación de ciencia de plantas. Inicio su Carrera profesional en BASF (una multinacional alemana de las mayores productoras de químicos) en un programa de desarrollo de gerentes, y al completarlo tomó la posición de Senior Scientist Molecular Breeding como líder del equipo encargado de la aplicación de marcadores moleculares para el desarrollo de nuevas variedades de Chiles Actualmente está al frente del departamento de Mejoramiento Molecular de la división de semillas de vegetales de BASF donde lidera un grupo de científicos encargados de la aplicación de marcadores moleculares en el desarrollo de variedades de varias frutas y hortalizas. UN ZAMORANO DE CASTA SEÑORES Y TODO UN ORGULLO ZAMORANO. Nelson Nos cuenta: Toda su historia de infancia, sus luchas y desafíos para poder alcanzar su sueño de ingresar a Zamorano. También todo lo referente a su vida como estudiante en Zamorano. Tambien sus sueños y metas profesionales alcanzadas despues de salir de Zamorano, su pasantía en Estados Unidos y su maestria y doctorado en Europa. Ademas de muchisimas anecdotas y enseñanzas mas. Entrevista realizada el 25 de Abril del 2021, por los colegas: 1. Andrea Palazuelos, alias Nino 96, de Bolivia. 2. Shadia Duery Salek, alias La Shadia 99 de Bolivia. 3. Jose Rodolfo Abascal, alias Karepa 94, de Guatemala --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/el-zamopodcast/message

La unica entrevista candente con Ana Yanci la reyna del onlyfans nicaraguense... disfruten esta picosa entrevista que le hicimos a nuestra amiga. siguenos en: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/obtheshow/ https://www.instagram.com/obmerlo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/obtheshow/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ob-the-show/support

Nesse nosso papo de classe o assunto é Revolução! Conversamos com Luis da Nicarágua, um ex combatente da Frente Sandinista de Libertação Nacional (FSLN), que derrubou a ditadora dos Somoza, estabelecendo um governo revolucionário no país. Luis nos fala de sua histórias e experiencias na frente de batalha e nos ajuda a entender um pouco da história da bela Nicarágua que conhecemos tão pouco.

Manny Style es un artista urbano Nicaraguense radicado en San Francisco, CA. en este Podcast nos cuenta su historia e inicios sobre su carrera como artista dentro y fuera de Nicaragua, y tambien sus colaboraciones musicales. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ob-the-show/support

Desde Nicaragua nos acompaña este gran personaje, desde sus inicios nos ha contagiado con una variedad de personajes como Agapito entre otros. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bienvenidos al quinto episodio de Viento En Las Velas, en donde tuvimos el honor de conversar con Mauricio Arias, un fotógrafo internacional de bodas, con mas de 12 años de experiencia, y miembro de los Chrisman Studios Mauricio es Nicaraguense, se mudó a los Estados Unidos a los 20 años, y en este episodio hablamos de su experiencia al ser inmigrante, de sus inicios y cómo logró formar parte de los Chrisman. Les recuerdo que en el canal de YouTube de Velas Studio pueden ver el podcast en versión video y así ver las imágenes que mostró para ser parte de los Chrisman. También hablamos de 5 fotografías que nos gustan de su trabajo. Esto y mucho más, en Viento en las velas Puedes ver el video aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaRdWoOdclvMpqrrGRMmgIw?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram: @chrismanstudios www.chrismanstudios.com _____ @VelasStudio @VientoenlasVelas www.VelasStudio.com

Eddie and Janey Lane have true servants' hearts. They became involved in missions many years ago and have been serving in ministry in Nicaragua, among other places, for nearly two decades. Known in Nicaragua as Mama Janey and Papa Du, they talk about how they got started going to Central America and how the borders of their ministries have expanded over the years. As we close Part 1 of our talk, we start getting into growing up hillbilly, so you surely won't want to miss the second half of our conversation next week. For now, I'll leave you with Mama Janey and Eddie. Enjoy!

El siguiente mensaje es parte 2 de una conferencia que fue auspiciada por ASOMENIC (Asociación Misionera Evangélica Nicaraguense) en la Iglesia el Alfarero en Managua Nicaragua el día 11 de abril 2017. La carátula de este podcast es de una pintura hecha por el pintor Español Francisco Goya. Goya es considerado como padre de la […] The post TP 002 | El Humanismo como Religión | Parte 2 de 5 appeared first on Ta Panta.

El siguiente mensaje es parte 1 de una conferencia que fue auspiciada por ASOMENIC (Asociación Misionera Evangélica Nicaraguense) en la Iglesia el Alfarero en Managua Nicaragua el día 11 de abril 2017. La carátula de este podcast es de una pintura hecha por el pintor Español Francisco Goya. Goya es considerado como padre de la […] The post TP 001 | El Humanismo como Religión | Parte 1 de 5 appeared first on Ta Panta.

Primer programa del 2017 y no podiamos dejarlo pasar sin arrancar con un Nicaraguense que esta tremendo, un Herrera Estelí Toro Tubos acompañado de un buen Bourbon Bulleit y por supuesto que transmitiendo desde el Mitico Velvet con sus renovados espacios y nuevo staff. No te pierdas esta amena charla donde hablamos un poco del Master Blender Willy Herrera y su paso por esta industria y muchos temas más! Reclina, enciende y sale play!!!!!