Nora González: The Voice of Contemporary Mexican Music

Nora has received numerous awards and accolades throughout her career. She was the first artist to be supported by the Mexican Mariachi Institute. In addition, the song “Cicatrices,” written as part of her studies at Berklee, received a Latin Grammy nomination, highlighting her ability to blend classical and contemporary influences.

Lucila Ruvalcaba: embajadora de México en el mundo y pionera cultural en Charlotte

Lucila Ruvalcaba irradia una energía que no se puede ignorar. Desde el momento en que comienza a hablar sobre su vida y su trabajo, es evidente que está en una misión. Como embajadora cultural de Mexico, ha dejado una marca indeleble en los lugares que ha pisado, promoviendo la comprensión intercultural y enriqueciendo las comunidades a las que sirve.

Defying the Odds: The Immigrant’s Journey Was Celebrated Through Art and Culture in “Here to Stay”

The weather forecast called for a 70 percent chance of rain on Friday night—just another one of those jokes we’ve come to expect from the Queen City. The only prediction that came true was that the night of October 13 brought a deluge of art and culture to close out Hispanic Heritage Month.
“Here to Stay: The Art of the Immigrant” flooded the Bohemian Garden and Carillon Gallery with all the color, flavor, tradition, dreams, and stories that more than 20 Latino immigrant artists shared that night.