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Happy Third Birthday to Us!

10:54 am By Maegan La Mala · VivirLatino · 5 Comments

12 Oct 2008

Los_Pitufos_Cumpleanos_FelizFrontal.jpgThree years ago, VivirLatino.com went live and the world hasn’t been the same since.

Ok so maybe I exaggerate and by the world only mean the blogosphere, pero three years ago when I started as an editor here, I knew this would be a wonderful site and project and my expectations continue to be met.

We’ve had amazing editors, guest editors, special coverage of events as fluffy as the Latin Grammy Awards to serious events like debates and major political conventions. We’ve been to amazing concerts and conferences and gotten to chill with amazing writers and musicians and their talent. We’ve moved beyond this space to work in coalition for things we believe in like justice.

Pero the one thing that sets us apart and continues to set us apart for the rest of the Latino blogosphere, is our realness. We’re not trying to be snarky for the sake of being hipster cool. We’re not trying to make people comfortable. We’re not making up our voices. Jennifer, La Macha, and I somos quienes somos with our silly pop culture addictions and our real struggles.

Gracias to you, VivirLatino audience for sticking with us through changes and for growing with us. Pa’lante siempre (and have a piece of cake).

Maegan la Mala Ortiz

jlagfrontcover-sm.jpgJoin editor Michelle Sewell and contributors Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, Maegan “la Mala” Ortiz, Sara Herrington, Jade!, Ellen Hagan, Tanisha Christie, Penelope Laurence, and K. Coleman Foote for a sizzling, provocative, and boundary pushing reading.

Saturday, October 11, 2008 – 7:00pm
Bluestockings Books
172 Allen Street
New York, NY
www.bluestockings.com

Just Like A Girl is a rough-and-tumble, sassy, kick-ass travelogue through the bumpy, powerful, action-packed world of GIRL. A world where girls and women know how to pick themselves up and brush themselves off. These are the clever girls. The funny girls. The girls who know there is no sin in being born one.

n840460146_4331458_6090.jpgIf my posts have taken on a poetic quality, you will please be excusing la Mala. Here in NYC we are in the middle of the 5to Encuentro de Poesia “Poetas en Nueva York

Tonight at the Centro Humanista de la Culturas, 76-11 37ave Jackson Heights,Queens, NYC at 6pm, I am honored and blessed to be a part of the Noche de mujeres, sharing the stage and spitting palabras with

-Irma Galido
-Claudia Barragán
-Daniel Reyes y Nilko Andreas

Come through if you can.

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Today in Latino History

7:57 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Celebrities| history · Comments Off

12 May 2008


Apparently brat pack star Emilio Estevez was born today,May 12, 1962.

on May 12, 2002, Jimmy Carter became the first U.S. president to visit Castro controlled Cuba.

Click after the jump to see what other famous Latino was born today.

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