Turnin’ Heads Cholita

It's La Cholita gents. Leading her own Burlesque Reviva l a big ñ valentine goes out to the bombshell beauty. Influenced by her upbringing in the calles of L.A., her unparalleled unique style of old Hollywood glamour meets Chola gangster is shaking things up in the...

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To All The Girls We’ve Loved Before

To All The Girls We’ve Loved Before

Santo and Blue Demon have always been buds. So it's weird to see them fighting. I think Blue Demon was hypnotized. That sucks. I think it all worked out though. Santo is romantic and thus, here he is on Valentine's Day. Nothing says 'I love you' like a luchador mask....

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Ladies & Gentlemen – Dolores de Muela

A big generation ñ valentine goes out to our crush Dolores de Muela, the hottest mami to ever be born from a shrimp and a fisherman, (go to http://www.myspace.com/doloresdemuela for the story) Happy Valentine's day you burlesque doll. Photo taken at Lucha Va Voom by...

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A King in Queens

TAN over at aol FanHouse has an interesting take on what he calls "the dulce de leche icing on the latin cake GM Omar Minaya has cooked up in Queens", namely the arrival of Venezuelan Johann Santana as the Mets go to guy in Minaya's ballclub.

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A movie theatre in the hood

Movie Producer Monty Esparza (Selena, The Milagro Beanfield War) announces he's going to build movie theaters in the Latin hoods across the US. Good for him. From the sound of this article by Roger Vincent, it sounds like they've done their homework regarding the...

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David Woodley is Dead

Forgive the Dolphin posts, but with the perfect season saved, thoughts turned to fins, and we are Made In Miami here. David Woodley. QB tween Greise and Marino died in 2003. How did I not know he had passed on? My buddy Dan told me. My first fins memories are of the...

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Besos Frios

Ed Morales writes about Willie Rosario's band turning 50. lluvia, that's the classic right there.

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Cahiers du Cinema: Carlito’s Way is best film of the 90s

Cahiers du Cinema: Carlito’s Way is best film of the 90s

on Carlito’s WayI first saw Carlito's Way with my wife during it's theatrical run in 1993 and excited by the wonderful preview and the promise of the re-teaming of De Palma & Pacino that had yielded the blast pulp theater thrills of Scarface, we settled in for a...

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Kara Walker

I Learned about Kara Walker years ago through my boy George Sanchez, who was a classmate of hers at RISD. He had a couple of pieces by her and sang her praises at every opp. For our $ the best American artist around. Here's what the NYtimes had to say bout her one...

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Juan, meet Matthias

Juan, meet Matthias

Matthias Heuermann, based in Berlin, cuts the most gorgeous montages of images from films. He puts stuff together in a way that is beautiful, unique and makes you view the original work pretty differently than you may have before. Here he takes the Space Age Bachelor...

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momento de zen

momento de zen

We do not know who you are 'zefmh' from youtube. As we searched for an interesting post on Cuban Coffee to get things started here, among the folks from Asia and Europe posting their experiences with exotic cafecitos on Calle Ocho, and the folks offering instructions...

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Tally Ho!

Tally Ho!

It's quite possible that you do not know Pep Torres yet. But if you stick to this blog, you'll get to know him real well. All you need to know about Pep is he's a true Rock n Roll wildman. Here's his myspace. Like he'd tell ya, it ain't rocket science, it's...

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welcome back

Welcome peeps. ¿Que Vola? Once upon a time we did generation ñ as a magazine. Things are different now. It's impossible to do a "Latino/Hispanic" blog, it's just to big and too vast and too varied a group of folks. But we'll be a 'lil aggregator site full of cool...

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Bootlegs hurt mi gente

Bootlegs hurt mi gente

Watching your movies get Bootlegged is no fun and affects the bottom line of future projects bigtime as well as whatever backend profits folks hope to get. It only hurts those that made the film, as El Cantante director Leon Ichaso says in David Gonzalez's Times...

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Leon, a Tiger in New York

The NY Times' Mirta Ojito had this nice appreciation of Leon Ichaso, Cuban boy made good, with the premiere of his newest directorial effort, El Cantante, J.Lo & Marc Anthony's pet project about Hector Lavoe & his wife Puchi. It made me proud when the Times...

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Dance a little salsa in Nueba Yol

Seth Kugel of the New York Times offers a guide to where to get your grove on in the big NY, including the haps at La Fonda Boriqua and the Parkside Lounge. Basila here. And if you want a lil bit mas clave? Here's the times on the revival of 70s salsa throughout...

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