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Posted by: Maria Peña
Halloween and Día de los Muertos have centuries-long intertwined traditions, resulting in adjacent holidays that pull on international heritages.
Posted in: American Folklife Center, Halloween, Hispanic American History, Hispanic and Latino, Hispanic Division
Posted by: Maria Peña
Peruvian American author Marie Arana's new book "LatinoLand: A Portrait of America’s Largest and Least Understood Minority," offers a timely exploration of Latino culture during Hispanic Heritage Month. She, and her book, were featured during the 2024 National Book Festival.
Posted in: Hispanic American History, Hispanic and Latino, National Book Festival, Writers
Posted by: Maria Peña
In his epic “El Norte,” award-winning filmmaker Gregory Nava charted the tragic journey of siblings Enrique and Rosa from Guatemala to Los Angeles in pursuit of the American dream. The 1983 film was inducted into the Library's National Film Registry in 1995 and still resonate in this Hispanic Heritage Month, two decades into a new century. It's one of the highlights of the Library's work in preserving Latino films.
Posted in: Film, Hispanic American History, Hispanic and Latino, LCM, Library Work and Employees, National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, National Film Registry, Performing Arts