El CafeciTO, in partnership with the SPA258 course at the University of Toronto, launches its audiobook series on classic Spanish literature. This episode features Raquel Serrano reading "El cantar de mio cid", "Las Siete Partidas", "Nocturno" and "El Hijo".

In this especial episode celebrating the International Women's day, El CafeciTO is hosted by Raquel Serrano with participations by Andrea Caceres (UofT), Anna Laranjeira (UofT), Ana Acosta (UofT) and Danae Penichet (UofT). They talk about their relations as women with the Latino community in Toronto and discuss the different forms of feminism they've encountered.

The El CafeciTO team gets together to talk about the traditions of carnaval in their home countries and discuss current issues around the celebration.

The El CafeciTO team gets together with Maria Teran (UBC) and Steve Parra Avila (UofT) to talk about the 2021 presidential elections in Ecuador.

Maria José Moreno (UofT) reads "Día Domingo" by Mario Vargas Llosa, "Chac Mool" by Carlos Fuentes, and "El huésped" by Amparo Dávila;

Alexandre Gouveia (UofT) reads "O Alienista" by Machado de Assis.

The El CafeciTO team invites Anna Laranjeira (UofT) to discuss President Jair Bolsonaro's policies during the COVID pandemic.

Isai Flores (UofT) reads Y todos miramos al cielo ("We all looked up") by Tommy Wallach.

The El CafeciTO team gets together to talk about the presidential crisis in Bolivia that started in October 2019 with the removal of Evo Morales from office.

In this episode of our audiobook series, UofT student Andrea Caceres reads "Los Cachorros" by Mario Vargas Llosa.