We begin with "The Music Without Borders Legacy," in Tijuana, Mexico. Then, we go to Museo del Barrio to enjoy "Cut N' Mix". Later, we visit the Cervantes Institute, to meet Peruvian singer Susana Baca and wrap up in the Nohra Haime Gallery.

We start with Bolivian Carla Ortiz, a producer and actress in Forgotten. In Queens, Irka Mateo talks about her folk music. In Chelsea, Patricio Lerzundi interviews Jorge Castañeda and wrap up in the streets with Puerto Rican film director Jennica Carmona.

We begin at LAMC with ChocQuibTown, an Afro-Colombian hip-hop band then, Patricio interviews the Cuban sociologist Lisandro Perez. Later, artists Nancy Patricia and Cazorla Saleme talk about their collaboration and end with Delirio, a salsa musical revue.

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Zenén Zeferino, Ignacio Olmos, Salesians, and Matilde Galeano

We begin with Ishto Juevez, a Guatemalan singer-songwriter and then P. Lerzundi interviews Colombian poet, Carlos Aguasaco. In CUNY Graduate Center, we attend the awards ceremony for the Dream.US scholarship program and end with Peruvian band La Inédita.

Robert Smith, families from San Antonio Texcala and Angelo Cabrera

Legendary Colombian photographer Nereo López; Mexican hip-hop singer Audry Funk; Rafi Mercado, a multi-faceted Puerto Rican director; Josefina and Adrián Mejía, owners of the restaurant Mexico 2000.

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Colombian art gallerist Nohra Haime; Spanish singer Concha Buika; Puerto Rican and Colombian journalist Mario Murillo; the Donceles Bookstore.