Latino arts, history and culture
NOTES ON THE IRISH/MEXICAN FRONTIER by Ernest Hogan A lot of people have a hard enough time dealing with the complicated reality of Mexican Americans – when you add Irish to the mix, their … [Read more...]
Welcome to Latinopia.com, the premiere site for Latino history, art, music, literature, theater, cinema and food in the United States! Latinopia is dedicated to utilizing the internet … [Read more...]
¡Artes y Cultura! – Do you believe in miracles? There’s a true milagro unfolding on a wall in downtown LA on Calle Olvera, the birthplace of Los Angeles. The milagro being the long awaited … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS! – MALDEF prexy Tom Saenz hosted a special screening of a new film that revealed a piece of Mexican history unknown to me … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS!- Fun and fabuloso reception at the Grammy Museum this week to kick off the new exhibit, “Trouble in Paradise: Music and Los Angeles, 1945-1975.” Guest curator and USC professor Josh Kun … [Read more...]
DECEMBER EVENTS: LOS ANGELES SHORT EYES NOVEMBER 29 THRU DECEMBER 11,2011 LOS ANGELES THEATER CENTER 514 S. SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES INFO: www.thelatc.org This is Nuyorican playwright … [Read more...]
GUEST BLOGGER ERNESTO “ERNIE” HOGAN CHICANONAUTICA: ARIZONA VS. AMERICA ____________ Once we’ve sealed off all the borders and check IDs of everybody in Arizona, everything will be … [Read more...]
How Latino Nerds Will Inherit The Earth (Or At Least The U.S.) I am what the kids like to call a “nerd.” As far back as I can remember, I was one of the “smart kids.” And throughout elementary, … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS! – Cheating a little this week since this blog is about Latino arts and culture in our Pueblo de Los Angeles. But, just back from a week in the Big Manzana and must report the Latino … [Read more...]
¡Hola, todos! Thanks for checking out this new Los Angeles blog. El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula aka L.A. is a diverse love it and hate it pueblo. Love the weather. … [Read more...]
FOLLOWING ARE LATINO CULTURAL EVENTS TAKING PLACE IN NOVEMBER IN CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. LOS ANGELES JUAN AND JOHN OCTOBER 20 THRU NOVEMBER 13 LOS ANGELES THEATER CENTER 514 S. SPRING … [Read more...]
(Everyone’s favorite funky audacious auntie!). Dear Tia Tenopia: I have what may seem to be a stupid question. How do you pronounce "Latinopia?" Kay Seyo Burque, … [Read more...]
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¡LATINO HOLLYWOOD! – Everyone loves a good rags to riches story. Maybe it all started with Cinderella. Not that there haven’t been male versions along the way, too. … [Read more...]
Our very, very busy Latinopia entertainment and culture blogger Dan Guerrero is off to the East Coast this week, hobnobbing with East Coast Latino celebrities, movers and shakers, but of course, … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS! – Opening night of “American Night: The Ballad of Juan Jose” at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City drew the Latino Literati by the fistful, in addition to Kirk … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS! – Was an historic gathering of Chicano heroes on hand at La Plaza de Cultura y Artes in our querido pueblo de Los Angeles last weekend. Was for the unveiling of a monument commemorating … [Read more...]
¡HOLA TODOS! Our longtime amigo Tony Plana is best known these days as Ugly Betty’s proud papa and as the abusive step papa that gets knocked off (not … [Read more...]
