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‘American Pachuco’ Reveals the Life and Legacy of Chicano ‘La Bamba’ Director Luis Valdez Original

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By Carlos Aguilar Verified
| IndieWire Verified
When Luis Valdez first spoke to documentarian David Alvarado, he needed to address his feelings about the negative reception that his evocative play “Zoot Suit,” about Mexican American urban life in Los Angeles, received on Broadway in 1979. During their initial conversation for the documentary “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez,” the pioneering Chicano playwright and filmmaker recalled how New York critics like Walter Kerr dismissed “Zoot Suit” with vitriolic incuriosity.
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Reverse Mortgage Places 100-Year-Old Immigrant Mother’s Family Home at Risk of Foreclosure

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By Carlos Aguilar Verified
| Baret News – Lifestyle
A Mother’s Life. A Family’s Home. A Legacy at Risk. LOS ANGELES, California – When 100-year-old Cuban immigrant Martha Aguilar passed away in the San Fernando Valley after a lifetime of sacrifice, resilience, and generosity, her family honored her final wish by donating her body to medical education. Soon afterward, they discovered that a reverse mortgage had grown to nearly $925,000, placing the home she and her late husband spent decades building at risk of foreclosure.
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Inside 'Barrio Triste,' the gritty debut film by Bad Bunny collaborator Stillz

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By Carlos Aguilar Verified
| Aol Verified
Chances are you've seen the work of Matías Vásquez, but you've never seen his face.
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