Colombia’s getting ready to take over the Valley of the Sun for one night! This Parranda Colombiana in Arizona is one for the books and you do not want to miss it. Get ready for a night that celebrates Colombian
By Aida Chavez Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Colados Coffee and Crepes is a family-owned coffee shop and creperie in Avondale and it has been getting a lot of positive attention from Valley foodies. The shop uses a unique brewing process
By: Rosangelica Cardenas, Blush Boutique One of the most important things we need to know and accept about ourselves is the shape of our bodies and what fashion choices work for us (and which ones don’t). This is part of
By: Brian Garrido After immigrating to the United States, Jalisco-born Patricia and Martin Rangel created Fiesta Mexicana, a growing restaurant empire in Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. With eight restaurants in operation and four sold as franchises, the couple
(Tempe, AZ) – Fresh off her 2016 Grammy® win for best Latin rock, urban or alternative album, Natalia LaFourcade has added Phoenix to her U.S tour and is set to perform at the Herberger Theater Center on April 29, presented by
The Arizona Diamondbacks presence in the State of Sonora keeps on growing. This time, the Diamondbacks are sponsoring Hermosillo’s Half Marathon taking place Sunday, March 13. The Half Marathon debuted in Guaymas – San Carlos, Sonora on October of 2011 with 158
By Francisco Romero The Phoenix Suns will continue with their tradition of celebrating Los Suns Night. The game will honor the Latino community and the diversity of the League; the Suns will host the New York Knicks on March 9th
The Valley is buzzing with its own version of March Madness. This month is bringing some of the hottest events the Phoenix area has seen, and you do not want to miss any of them. From a group of rock legends brought
Colombia’s getting ready to take over the Valley of the Sun for one night! This Parranda Colombiana in Arizona is one for the books and you do not want to miss it. Get ready for a night that celebrates Colombian
By: Brian Garrido Born the second youngest of eleven children in Mexico’s colonial town of San Miguel de Allende, Chef Azucena Tovar arrived in Arizona 20 years later as a married woman. In 2016, she is an independent Mexican entrepreneur
