About Eydie-Mendoza

My outlook and philosophy on life embrace the never ending process of communicating, educating and writing. I am a “Yes” person and use my management, creative, technical, and customer excellence skills in order to provide appropriate productions and services. My professional and educational history has always involved an emphasis on communicating with diverse and multicultural populations. I am also an award winning journalist by way of writing and photography.

Stable Life: Movie Review

March 2, 2013 by Eydie-Mendoza

At the 23rd Annual Cinequest Film Festival running Feb 26 through March … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Featured Art & Culture Tagged With: CInequest, immigration, Mexico, stable life, undocumented

HABANASTATION Movie Review

February 26, 2013 by Eydie-Mendoza

At the 23rd Annual Cinequest Film Festival running Feb 26 through March … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Art & Culture, Entertainment, Featured Entertainment Tagged With: CInequest, Cuba, festival, films, habana, Havana, Silicon Valley Latino

2012 Timeless Hair Care

May 30, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Hair Styles & Hair Products “For more traditional styles, Oribe’s hair products are a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Beauty, Health & Beauty Tagged With: 2012 Timeless Hair Care, CA, Campbell, Crème for Style, Cuban hairstylist Oribe Canales, Eydie Mendoza, Faux Salon, Gina Hidalgo, medium hold, Oribe, Oribe Crème for Style, Oribe Royal Blowout: Heat Styling Spray, Oribe Superfine: Hair Spray, Oribe Volumista: Mist for Volume, Royal Blowout: Heat Styling Spray, Superfine: Hair Spray, SVL, SVLatino.com, Tames wild hair, Volumista: Mist for Volume

2012 Hair Styles

April 28, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Hair Styles & Hair Products “The 80s and 90s are back,” says Gina Hidalgo of Faux … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Beauty, Health & Beauty

Portraying the Celebration of Life and Death

March 25, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Juan Diego walked back down from the mountain in Mexico to share the image of La Virgen (Our … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Art & Culture, Featured Art & Culture Tagged With: art teacher, calacas, Chacho's, Chicano, Chicano artist, Chihuahua, day of the dead, death, Dia De Los Muertos, el dia de San Francisco, Europe, Eydie Mendoza, Francisco Franco, Franco, icon, Juan Diego, La Virgen, Latino Art, Mexico, Mexico City, Modesto, Modesto Junior College, New York, New York Academy of Art, Patricia Ruiz, philosophy, Ruskin School of Drawing at Oxford University, San Francisco, San Jose, Selena, Twin Towers, UC Berkeley, University of California at Berkeley, Virgen de Guadalupe

Pondl Winery: An Innocent Hobby Gone Out of Control

March 24, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

“PONDL, from the initials of its two founders Patrick O’Neill and David Lujan Jr., is one … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Business, Featured Entrepreneur Tagged With: 665 W. Turner Road, 95242, Aptos, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, David Lujan Jr., DJ Dizzy, Dolcetto, Dominic Garcia, El Carretero, Eydie Mendoza, Hayward, Lodi, Lujan, Merlot, Morgan Hill, O'Neill, Patrick O'Neill, Pinot Noir, PONDL, Pondl Winery, Rose, Rose Garden, San Jose, SIlicon Valley, Silicon Valley Latino, SVL, SVLatino.com, The Alameda, The Beau, The Gent, The Lady, The Pin-up, Turner Road, Video, Wine, wine tasting

Voces Del Desierto

March 17, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Voces Del Desierto is a musical composition and performance debut by Quinteto Latino, a Silicon … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music Tagged With: Armano Castellano, bassoon, chamber ensemble, clarinet, Composer Guillermo Galindo, flute, French horn, Guillermo Galindo, Mexico, oboe, quintet, Quinteto Latino, Texas, Voces Del Desierto, Voices of the Dessert

Silicon Valley Latino: Video Introduction

March 8, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Silicon Valley Latino: Video Introduction … [Read more...]

Filed Under: About Us Tagged With: Alex Ontiveros, Co-Publisher, COO, Editor-in-Chief, Eydie Mendoza, Founder, Jose Posadas, Publisher, Silicon Valley Latino, SVL, SVLatino.com

Bel Borba Aqui Film Review

March 3, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

Meet Brazilian artist Bel Borba of Salvador da Bahia through an awe-inspiring documentary … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Featured Entertainment Tagged With: 2012, Andre Canstantini, Bel Borba, Bel Borba Aqui, Bel Borba is Here, Brazil, Brazilian, Burt Sun, Camera 12, CInequest, Cinequest Twenty-Two, English subtitles, Eydie Mendoza, March 4, Mosaic, Mural, Portugues, Portuguese, recycle, Salvador, Salvador du Bahia, San Jose, Sculptures, tile

Unfinished Spaces Movie Review

March 3, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

After the downfall of the dictatorship in Cuba during 1959, one day in April Fidel Castro and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: Achitecture, Alysa Nahmias, Architect, Art, Art Schools, Bay of Pigs, Benjamin Murray, Catalan Vaulting, Che, Che Guevara, Cuba, Cuban Missile Crisis, Documentary, Felipe Dulzaides, Fidel, Fidel Castro, five schools of art, Havana, Italian Architects, Ministry of Construction, National School of Arts, Ricardo Porro, Roberto Gottardi, Selma Diaz, Socialism of the Cuban Man, Soviet Union, The Revolution, The school of Ballet, The School of Dramatic Arts, The School of Modern Dance, The School of Music, The school of Plastic Arts, Unfinished Spaces, Vittorio Garatti

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