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Elisa Perez Mesa

Tending a Garden of Music

Elisa Perez Meza mirrors her website: sedate, sophisticated, seductive and elegant. She's a shy, walking, talking, beautiful ballad. Yet, not so shy, because she’s passionate about sharing her family’s music.

Her father, Luis Perez Meza, was a famous Sinaloa musician, as were all her uncles. They’re kind of like the Von Trapp family; everyone sang or played an instrument. Beginning in the 1920s, The Troubadours, aka Los Tres Aces, were a popular musical group, playing from Los Angeles to Cosala, in recording sessions, or at a the local radio station. Luis began his career as a composer, and lyrics and creative expression were vital to him and his musicians.

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En La Calle

"Summertime…and the living is…"

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En La Calle

“When they go away without me …”

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Recrea: Making the Most of It All

Directors Leticia Alvarado & Cecilia Sanchez unveil a full calendar of activities, events & workshops

Entering the tall wooden doors of the unpretentious colonial in Centro throws you into the dynamic and joyous world of Leticia Alvarado Fuentes and Cecilia Sanchez Duarte, directors of Recrea, where the creative energy of artists and young people is barely contained by the thick walls, and a flurry of ideas bounce off the high-beamed ceilings.

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The New Wave

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Younger, retired and with more resources, the Baby Boomers are changing the face of Mexican immigration

Mexico has not traditionally been a land with big waves of foreign immigration, like many other Latin American countries. It was the territory that received just a few European and Asian immigrants in the19th and 20th centuries, like some neighboring Caribbean and Central American nations.

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