By: Samantha Collins For the last two weeks, the world has been in mourning over the loss of one of Mexico’s biggest idols. Juan Gabriel has been at the forefront of every talk show, newscast and now Sunday evenings with
By: Samantha Collins If you heard that this event was sold out, you heard wrong! It’s the Downtown Salsa & Bachata Festival, a.k.a. heaven on Earth for all of you passionate dancers out there! What better way to bring people
By: Samantha Collins Brought to you by La Campesina 88.3 FM, here comes the concert of a lifetime for all of you Norteño lovers out there. Concierto El Grito is a powerhouse of a show that includes Codigo FN, Tito
By: Samantha Collins For five years in a row now, Phoenix has been host to the Rockin’ Taco Street Fest. This year it moves just a little ways away to Chandler, but still, there will be tacos and there will
The 16th Scottsdale International Film Festival is just around the corner and tickets to 38 feature films from more than 30 countries are now on sale. From dramas to thrillers, documentaries, comedies and kid-friendly flicks, every filmgoer will find something
One of Mexico’s most celebrated bands, Maná will be gracing the stage of Talking Stick on their Latino Power tour this Saturday night. The band that successfully mixes classic rock, alternative, with a sprinkling of pop rock Latino, has been
September is the month for Arizona Latinos. Not only are we celebrating Mexico’s Independence Day on September 16th, but we’re also celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month. That’s an entire month paying tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have
First Fridays are all about supporting local Phoenix artists, and this month there will be a very special exhibit hosted by Grand ArtHaus on the artwork of Lalo & Tato. Artists Lalo Cota and Tato Caraveo have been making their
They’re back again and not too hard, yet still not too soft. It’s Boyz II Men, the iconic R&B group that gave us all some of the most classic hits in musical history, like “I’ll Make Love to You” and
What started as a purely Japanese form of entertainment, anime has become a worldwide genre appreciated in places from Peru to Germany. As conventions like comicon continue to grow, so do the wonderful events known as anime conventions. Saboten Con
