This episode features four admirable women, all strong advocates fighting for their own cause: Dilia, Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada, Lydia Cacho and Carolina Contreras (Miss Rizos).

We start with race car driver Andre Castro. Then, we meet choreographer and dancer José Maya. Later, Patrizio Lerzundi interviews journalist and investigative reporter Juan González. We'll wrap things up with singer-songwriter and guitarist Eljuri.

We begin with María Inés Roqué, Academic Dir. of Ambulante Más Allá program. Then, we visit Colombian guitarist Nilko Andreas Guarín. Later, Patricio interviews Alberto García Ferrer, Sec. General of ATEI. We end with Susie Jaramillo, creator of Canticos

We start in Midtown with Colombian artist, Adriana Marmorek. Then, in Tribeca, we join Spanish fashion designer, Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada. Later, in Brooklyn we talk to Tania León. We finish back in Midtown, with theater actor and director, Daniel Irizarry

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This episode is dedicated to the second part of Latin Alternative Music Conference, LAMC, an annual event here in NYC. The musicians interviewed are Buscabulla, Jonas Sanche, Mexrrissey and The Chamanas

This episode is dedicated to the first part of Latin Alternative Music Conference, LAMC, an annual event here in NYC. The musicians interview are Alynda Segarra (Hurray for the Riff Raff), Sexy Zebras, iLe and Los Cafres

We start with philanthropist, actor, and producer Alex Kruz. Then, we visit Sure We Can, a non-profit recycling center. Later, Carmen Boullosa interviews Mexican designer Benito Santos. We end with an interview to Peruvian duo Alejandro y Maria Laura.

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In this episode we take a tour on the art exhibit Guatemala Después that includes visual artist Regina José Galindo, photographer Daniel Hernández, curator Pablo José Ramírez and artist Franco Arocha.