Articles in headline
By Lucia Lopez Plunkett
Oh no, he didn’t. Este fregado! What did he say? I’m being… what? Hmmm, am I really? I’m going to call my Comadre. She’ll tell me.
Am I the only one who does …
Contest Closed…See comments section for the winners names. We will upload the drawing video to YouTube.
Thank you to the generous companies who donated goods for this giveaway!
Welcome to the ¿Vege-Que? Series Giveaway: products that support el …
I usually make my dulce de leche by slowly simmering a can of sweetened condensed milk in water, but one of my Tias — one of the best cooks I know — recently sent me …
Sometimes writing a blog — as opposed to being what I used to be, a news reporter — is very much an Augmented Reality.
The stories can be very real, or you get one like today’s, …
(Ed. note: Hi, click the headline to see the video.)
Welcome to another installment of Spanish Dichos y Refranes, Tiki Tiki-style.
In English we say “When pigs fly” or “When hell freezes over.”
In Spanish, we say “Cuando la …
By Alexandra
I am a first generation American.
What does that mean to you?
If you are an American, you hear, “New to this country.” But, to the child of immigrant parents, you know what this statement truly …
Giveaway closed: Jackie Won. Thanks to all who left comments!
By Barbara Gomez Trujillo
Ya! Enough is enough!
Spring is here, your New Year’s resolutions are slowly but surely dwindling, and although that big sweater is disguising the …
Giveaway: The documentary Latin Music USA.
You know those moments when your heart busts with this big, giant pride for your culture? When you want to grab the person next to you and say “See? See? …
Listen as Maria Reads The Cazuela That The Farm Maiden Stirred
My 7-year-old found, sitting on the kitchen table, the new book,The Cazuela that the Farm Maiden Stirred. It had just arrived in the mail.
A little …
By Laura Feo-Fernandez
I always think my Spanish is pretty decent until I’m faced with the task of composing an e-mail to my Cuban suegra.
I never really know what to say because there’s rarely anything new …


