“Musical works are more difficult in my opinion. Your body, voice and mind work harder in a musical work.”
-Eric Ulloa
By Annika Darling, CTLatinoNews.com To experience the summer in Connecticut is to experience pure magic. Everywhere you look there is a
I am here to make space, for us. The people of color, multilingual, marginalized, from the “I just want to get by, to the I want to thrive.” This artistic work formulates access.
-Cindy Martinez
“When you can successfully play diverse characters it is very fulfilling.”
~David Baida, Actor
“It’s a universal story featuring Latino characters the way we are”
~Marcos Santana
Director, Choreographer
At the University of Connecticut, students have created a group where all are welcome and diversity and cultural history is celebrated
By Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com Joyce Bolaños was introduced to the sport of fencing at the age of 15 in Puerto Rico,
“Latin History for Morons” , 3,000 years of Latino history you never learned in school, in a 90-minute show!
A film about a people living within an ancient tradition that has survived centuries of colonization and yet managed to maintain their cultural identity.
“Skirt steak with lobster fried rice. A quail egg on top with a saffron mojito sauce. The steak marinated until
The critically acclaimed film “Roma,” with 10 Oscar nominations, including the history-making Best Actress nomination, a first for an indigenous woman,
By Bessy Reyna /CTLatinoNewa.com A few years ago, I came across books written by Margarita Engle, and was enthralled by the
