By Loli Molina
Returning to Spain always has a touch of a copla about it, a touch of nostalgia
a veil of oblivion imposed like a bandage that heals the pains
left behind in the corners. To Concha Piquer and Estrellita Castro
singing of the deepest sorrows of exile, which is now called
By Andrea Bredar
The art of missing you, when viewed within the context of time and space, transforms from a simple rhyme into a meticulous craft, in which I have spent over a decade crafting intricate labyrinths for you to wander through, between my waking mind and my dreams.
Born in Tijuana, the author of *The Hummingbird’s Daughter* was in the Queen City during the Welcoming America conference series at the Westin Hotel.
Carmela planted the tree on the very day she found out she was pregnant with her first child, whom she would name Antonio, after his father.
Yasmín Ramírez delights and entertains us with her new book, ¡Ándale, Prieta!. In a conversation with VozEs, we gained insight into her creative process as she wrote a memoir inspired by “Ita,” the nickname she uses for “Grandma”…
When you lose a mother, you lose the one who brought you into the world
to your goddess
the beautiful home where you took refuge during those months of transformation
a life in sync with its heartbeat
spiritual unity
