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'Street Flava' has been celebrating H-Town hip-hop on TV for more than 30 years

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By Camilo Smith
| Houston Chronicle Verified
When Darryl Harris refused to sign a contract with the new bosses at Houston's channel 39 studios back in the '90s, he made one of the best business decisions of his career. He had already started to field some inquiries from big-name sponsors for his Houston hip-hop TV series, "Street Flava," but the timing was a little off.
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9 Houston Restaurants Celebrating African and Latin Flavors

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By Camilo Smith
| Eater Houston Verified
Back to List Black American, Mexican, and Indigenous flavors are on full display at Late August. Rebekah Flores Black American, Mexican, and Indigenous flavors are on full display at Late August. | Rebekah Flores African and Mexican cuisines are both deeply woven into American culinary traditions, producing a fusion born from the shared history of Black Southerners and Mexican braceros and their own take on the power of the masa.
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Mexican bistro brings masked mayhem to Houston for Cinco de Mayo

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By Camilo Smith
| Laredo Morning Times Verified
For nearly a decade, revered Mexican bistro Cuchara has been throwing a Cinco de Mayo fiesta unlike any other on Montrose's Fairview Street, ditching the typical bar crawl for a special celebration of Mexican culture when the restaurant parking lot transforms into a lucha libre spectacle, bringing the vibrant energy of Mexico City right to Houston. Lucha libre is a high-flying style of wrestling that represents Mexican culture with colorful masks that echo Aztec symbols for warriors and gods.
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