Mexico | Silicon Valley Latino

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

Manuel Romero: El orgullo de ser Latino

May 25, 2012 by Jose Posadas

Manuel Romero singer, song writer, and guitarist expresses his Orgullo through his music and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured Music, Music, Rising Stars Tagged With: Alex Ontiveros, El orgullo de ser Latino, Eydie Mendoza, guitarist, Jose Posadas, Manuel Romero, Manuel Romero: El orgullo de ser Latino, Mexico, Mexico City, Mezcal, Music, Pope John Paul II, San Jose, Silicon Valley Latino, singer, song writer, SVL, SVLatino.com, Video

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

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

Nortec Makes Me Happy

March 8, 2012 by Michelle-Siprut

If you haven’t heard Nortec Collective Bostich + Fussible's (Nortec Collective) music yet, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured Music, Music Tagged With: Bostich + Fussible, Bulevar 2000, Centinela, Clorofila, Dia De Los Muertos, free remixes, Grammy, Hiboreal, internet censorship, Loquat, Mexico, Mil Records, Nacional Records, New Parish, Nortec, Nortec Collective Bostich + Fussible, norteno, Oakland, Pepe Mogt, Ramón Amezcua, Soundcloud, techno, Tijuana, Tijuana Makes Me Happy

Getcha Shades as X Rises to the Sky

January 21, 2012 by Eydie-Mendoza

“My first real recording in late 2007 but in 2008 I made my first album,” says Xavier … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured Rising Stars, Music, Rising Stars Tagged With: Awake, Carlos Toscano, Clear Channel, Dimelo, Eydie Mendoza, I'm Sinking, iHeartRadio, Logo, Mexico, Mighty Real, Moving On, Pandora, Patricia Ruiz, San Jose, Threw me Away, Top 40, Vicente Fernandez, Wild 94.9, X, Xavier Toscano

The Return of Chacho’s

December 4, 2011 by Jose Posadas

It is perhaps fitting that on September 16, seasoned business owner George (Jorge) Sanchez … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Cuisine, Featured Cuisine, The Spot Tagged With: 87 E. San Fernando, Blue Monkey Tacos, Chacho's, Cuisine, Enchiladas Suizas, Food, Francisco Franco, George Sanchez, Jorge Sanchez, Jose Posadas, Mauricio Mejia, Mexico, mole, San Jose, San Pedro Square, SIlicon Valley, Silicon Valley Latino, Steak a la Chicana, The Return of Chacho's, Toluca

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