All things Espooky on this episode of In Living Spanglish! Vero and Ricardo share leyendas and Spanish folkstales from their childhood, diving into their messed up origins. This week, the ILS fam is also joined by William Giron, Executive Director of Artes de La Rosa who shows all the impact this art and culture center has on our Latin youth of Fort Worth. He also comes bearing exciting news for Dia De Los Muertos festival this weekend! And of course, we can't let you go without a spooky conspiracy corner and Good Lookin Out! 

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ARTES DE LA ROSA Dia De Los Muertos Events:

http://www.artesdelarosa.org/index.php/events/community-events/138-dia-de-los-muertos-21?mc_cid=4e4fd2abd4&mc_eid=06302feba2

TIMESTAMPS:

(2:56) Latinx Birthdays

(3:42) William Giron (Exec of Artes de la Rosa) Interview

>(5:01) Beginning of Artes de la Rosa

>(10:36) Evolution of Dia De Los Muertos 

>(18:43) The struggles of fundraising for minoirty creative programs  

>(25:50) How to build "Sustainable Collaboration" 

>(31:43) Northside's outreach to Southside and other parts of the community

(37:22) Leyendas of Our Childhood- El Sombreron

(51:48) Conspiracy Corner: Solar Plexus Clown Glider

(59) Good Lookin Out: Acapulco (AppleTV+), CHUCKY(Youtube)