Puerto Rican actor Modesto Lacén; the Colorado sisters’ theater company; Cuban filmmaker Fernando Pérez; Dominican artist Rita Indiana; Mexican graphic humorist Felipe Galindo; Spanish film directors Fernando Trueba, Javier Mariscal and Tono Errando.
NYC’s first of May demonstrations; Patricio Lerzundi interviews Peruvian caricaturist Carlos Bernales, CABE; the rock-indigenous fusion band, Sak Tzevul, from Chiapas, Mexico.
In this special episode the directors of "Chico and Rita," the animated flim nominated for an Oscar, tell us about the process of creating the film, as well as the visions of New York City and Havana, Cuba that the film presents.
"Neighborhood Classics", a program in elementary public schools aims at getting children closer to classical music; Interview to the composers of Spanish band Vetusta Morla; Carmen Boullosa interviews Colombian writer Jaime Manrique.
Patricio Lerzundi interviews Cristina Morrison, an Ecuadorian actress now making her debut as a singer; Tribute to Dr. Gabriel Rincón, director of the Mixteca Organization; Spanish singer Jairo Perera, "Muchachito" tells us his musical influences.
Carmen Boullosa interviews Uruguayan bookseller Javier Molea; Siglo XXI Conference. Academics and students discuss the impact of the economic crisis on US Latinos; Spanish group Canteca de Macao. The band's songwriters tell us about their new album.
In this episode we present a documentary by our colleague at CUNY-TV, Sara Porath,
"I Am Not Alone / No estoy sola". The story narrates her experience of uncertainty, acceptance, and struggle, when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Patricio Lerzundi interviews Puerto Rican actor Modesto Lacén; Fernando Pérez, Cuban filmmaker; Novalima, a Peruvian musical collective.
30 min
About CUNY TV's Nueva York
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Nueva York is an Emmy award winning series about Latino culture in New York. The 30-minute show explores the rich textures of Latino society in the city, focusing on politics, art, culture, and the…
traditions of Spanish-speaking populations across the metropolitan area.