Charly García Tribute: Fans Dance in Manhattan to Honor the Rock Icon

Charly García Tribute: Fans Dance in Manhattan to Honor the Rock Icon

To the rhythm of Fanky, one of Charly García’s songs, dozens of fans danced and jumped on a corner in Manhattan. Hilda Lazarazu and Fabián el (Zorrito) Von Quintero played and sang several of Charly García’s unforgettable hits. Both were part of the Argentine artist’s bands. “I feel very excited to be able to be … Read more

Experience the Flavors of Brooklyn at Tastes of Brooklyn Festival in support of Seeds in the Middle

Experience the Flavors of Brooklyn at Tastes of Brooklyn Festival in support of Seeds in the Middle

Today you will have a good opportunity to eat, drink and have a good time in Brooklyn. El festival Tastes of Brooklyn llega a Carroll Gardens. You’ll be able to try some of the best restaurants and bars in the neighborhood for a good cause. Proceeds are donated to Seeds in the Middle. This organization … Read more

The Vibrant and Cultural Celebration of Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue Halloween Parade

The Vibrant and Cultural Celebration of Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue Halloween Parade

Thousands of people gathered around Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue to witness the varied and original costumes, which reveal all the imagination and creativity of those who enjoy this party. There was no shortage of samba, vampires, skulls or the popular catrinas. Creepy costumes, floats and, of course, a zombie performance of “Thriller.” The annual “Thriller” performance … Read more

Preserving the Legacy of Salsa Pioneers: Inside the Spaha Salsa Museum

Preserving the Legacy of Salsa Pioneers: Inside the Spaha Salsa Museum

A dress for the queen of Salsa. A gold record by Adalberto Santiago. The maracas of Ismael Quintana. What was once a hardware store in the heart of El Barrio has been transformed into one of the most important collections of a genre that was born precisely in these streets. “There are more than 300 … Read more

Panamanian Folkloric Group Shines at Hispanic Parade on Fifth Avenue

Panamanian Folkloric Group Shines at Hispanic Parade on Fifth Avenue

Valeria Deeb is part of the Panamanian folkloric group from the city. She is one of the dozens of girls and boys who are participating in the Hispanic parade along Fifth Avenue. “I feel very happy because I have this opportunity to be walking in this parade in New York,” says Valeria Deeb. In its … Read more

Experience the Joy of Brooklyn’s Atlantic Antic: Largest Street Festival in the City

Experience the Joy of Brooklyn’s Atlantic Antic: Largest Street Festival in the City

The streets of a section of Brooklyn are filled with joy this afternoon with one of the largest and oldest street festivals in the city. This is the forty-eighth annual edition of the “Atlantic Antic,” which extends along ten blocks of Atlantic Avenue. More than 500 stalls with local vendors will offer food, clothing, crafts … Read more

Mexican Designers Shine at New York Fashion Week with ‘Mexican Pink’ Collection

Mexican Designers Shine at New York Fashion Week with ‘Mexican Pink’ Collection

Mexico was present this Sunday at Fashion Week in New York with a group of designers, led by Benito Santos, who presented a collection inspired by their country, characterized by elegance and femininity. “Mexican Pink”, which has become an emblem of national identity, is the name of the proposal that he brought to the New … Read more

Cuban Performance Artist Carlos Martiel Receives Maestro Dobel LatinX Art Award from Tequila Brand

Cuban Performance Artist Carlos Martiel Receives Maestro Dobel LatinX Art Award from Tequila Brand

The Cuban “performance” artist Carlos Martiel was honored this Thursday with the first Maestro Dobel LatinX Art Award given by this brand of tequila and the Museo del Barrio in New York, the main Latino cultural institution in the United States, where he has been invited to present an exhibition in 2024. With this award, … Read more

The Essence of the Caribbean West Indies Parade: Unity, Celebration, and Cultural Pride

The Essence of the Caribbean West Indies Parade: Unity, Celebration, and Cultural Pride

The sound of the drums was the constant throughout the journey of the different bands, floats and dancers. Like these girls from Trinidad and Tobago, who gave free rein to their movements, filling the Eastern Parkway with color and lots of flavor. And that is the essence of the parade, coming together as one culture … Read more

West Indian American Day Parade and Caribbean Community Festivities: Security Measures and Colorful Celebrations in Brooklyn

West Indian American Day Parade and Caribbean Community Festivities: Security Measures and Colorful Celebrations in Brooklyn

A celebratory weekend is coming up in Brooklyn with the color of the various festivities of the Caribbean communities. The festivities culminate with the West Indian American Day Parade on Monday and the Police Department announced its security measures for the event. Lots of music, dance and colorful costumes from different Caribbean communities will fill … Read more