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'El Norte'

The epic and forgotten story of Hispanic North America
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Sandra Gamarra's Buen Gobierno was recently unveiled in the Spanish capital amid controversy around government intervention. Photo: Guillermo Gumiel
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Latina artist censored
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This Must Be the Place: Latin American Artists in New York, 1965-1975 is a new exhibition just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Leandro Katz
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Latino Artists in NYC
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Machito appears in this photo on the right playing the maracas. His name was Francisco Raúl Gutiérrez Grillo. He impacted the New York musical world with Mario Bauzá, the musical director of his orchestra. Getty Images
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Latin Caribbean Music Movers
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Food of Latin American origin is becoming increasingly popular around the world.
Heritage and History
Top U.S. LATAM Foods
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Mexican cultural heritage pieces auctioned by Casa Bertolami Fine Arts gallery.
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Can't Sell Mexican History
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Laliff Inclusion Fellowship Poster.
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LALIFF Inclusion Fellowship
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Mario Roberto Morales, member of the Guatemalan Academy of Language.
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Farewell Manuel R. Morales
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Poster of the special programming for Hispanic Heritage Month.
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'El Tiny' celebrates HHM
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Mexico's Independence Day is celebrated on September 16. Photo: EFE
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mexicans, majority in the US
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69th edition of the San Sebastian Festival.
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Latinos in San Sebastian
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Celia Cruz and Julia Alvarez in Barbie version. 
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Barbie Celia & Julia
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St. Augustine, Florida, the first settlement in the US. Photo: Pixabay
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hispanic heritage history
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Here are some books to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Getty Images.
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Books for Hispanic Heritage
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Selena Gomez. Frame from the video 'De una vez
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'De una vez'
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Not because there isn’t beauty and pride to be found in the spotlighting of folkloric dances and music, traditional cooking and the works of artists of Latin American descent. But because (like everything else these days) it is so fraught with symbolism and politics that it has become a designated period of grievance-airing. EFE
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[OP-ED]: This Hispanic…