October 17, 2005 | VivirLatino

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Mon17Oct2005

First-ever "teatro dominicano" opens in NY

18:00 H — Jennifer

The influence of the Dominican community in New York City cannot be denied. Over half of all Dominicanos in the U.S. live in the state of New York, and the face of New York City has changed as la isla... Read more »

Topics: Arts - Dominicans - Entertainment - New York - New York City

Nuyoricans in New York via Puerto Rico

13:06 H — Maegan la Mala

By definition a Nuyorican is a mix. The word is a blending of "New York" and "Puerto Rican". The person is a Puerto Rican living in New York or a New York born person with Puerto Rican roots. If... Read more »

Topics: Arts - Culture - New York - Puerto Rico

A journey through the life of "wanderers"

12:31 H — Jennifer

Translation Nation, a book by Pulitzer prize-winning author Hector Tobar, isn't just another rhetorical analysis of the "immigration situation" in the United States. This book, released by Riverhead Books, goes into the trenches to tell the real-life stories of people... Read more »

Topics: Books - Immigration

Latinas Serve it up con Estilo

09:35 H — Maegan la Mala

It's being marketed as the first the first-ever English-language, Hispanic entertaining coffee-table book. Marta Chula, I mean Stewart would be jealous. Latin Chic:Entertaining with Style and Sass , filled with splashy photographs, was published this month by Rayo/HarperCollins. It... Read more »

Topics: Books - Food - Lifestyle