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The Boundless Potential of Those Who Dare to Dream: Armando Silva’s Journey with MECA
"Be fully present in everything you do and let your light shine brightly." Within the rich cultural fabric of Houston’s Hispanic community, remarkable individuals emerge whose stories embody resilience, passion, and unwavering...
The Running of the Bulls: A History of This Controversial Tradition
Over 1,000 pounds of angry bullfighting beef is on the hoof, snorting down runners’ necks as it rampages down enclosed narrow streets. Any human obstacle in its way will be trampled or gored. And this fighting bull is...
Unveiling Gaudí’s Architectural Masterpieces: A Comprehensive Guide
Barcelona, the stunning jewel in the Mediterranean crown, is home to the finest examples of architecture’s so-called Modernista king, Antoni Gaudí. Barcelona, a stunning jewel in the Mediterranean crown, is home to the finest...
History of the Piñata: From China to Mexico
Say the word “piñata” and most people think of Mexico. But the history of the piñata is much more complex. Mexican culture is experiencing global popularity, from its delicious cuisine and beautiful traditions like Día de Los...
Moving From Mexico: Mexican Immigration to the United States
According to the Pew Research Center, just over 37.2 million people of Mexican origin lived in the U.S. in 2021, about 11% of the total U.S. population and comprising 60% of America’s Hispanic people. Moving from Mexico to the...
Authentic Flamenco Shows: History, Music, and More
¡Olé! ¡Así se canta! Or in English: That’s the way to sing it! These are typical jaleos, or shout-outs, heard at flamenco shows from their home country of Spain and worldwide. The art of flamenco intertwines folklore, raw...
Professor Dusya Vera: A Journey of Leadership, Learning and Legacy
"Happiness is a choice. Even in the most difficult situations, we can choose to see things as learning opportunities." Dusya Vera, a Professor of Strategy and the Executive Director of the Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for...
How to Grow Chilis: Top Tips for Great Pepper Gardening
Learning how to grow chilis at home is a simple and enjoyable way to test out your green thumb and spice up your home cooking. Growing chilis is relatively easy, with enough varieties to satisfy every palette. There’s a chili...
Gypsy Heritage: Exploring Romani History
Roma people, Gypsies, Rom, Travelers. The list of names to describe one of the world’s most dispersed ethnic minorities is long. Many people use these terms disparagingly, overlooking the rich history of these fascinating...