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Did you know the International Latino Book awards will take place this year in May? Quoting Kirk Whisler the awards chair: "During the past 14 years Latino Literacy Now has honored well over a thousand authors and publishers from around the USA, Latin America and Spain for their contributions to advancing the offering of quality fiction and non-fiction for Latinos in the USA."

The awards will be presented on Thursday, May 30th at New York City's Instituto Cervantes in midtown Manhattan as part of BookExpo America.

I am so honored to be invited as a Judge this year again.


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Hispanic Culture Online spoke with Jose Luis Orozco, the Mexican born children's author and music composer about the importance of raising bilingual and bicultural children.


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Hispanic culture lovers come from many places. They grew up in Hispanic American homes, they are immigrants or simply fell in love with the culture. They are passionate, enjoy vibrancy in their lives and love celebrating. They are talented and love family life.

The new Hispanic Culture is bicultural and embracing. It is made of many elements from many beautiful Spanish speaking countries from the Patagonia to Spain. Hispanics are proud of their heritage and want to keep it alive!

Hispanic Culture Online is the place to connect with your Latino heritage, is a place to feel inspired, is a place to find the best of our Hispanic products, and it is a place to know more about ourselves.

We want to inspire you to be the best ambassador you can be of Latino culture, so you can share and touch many people's lives with the stories, language, objects, foods and celebrations of this magnificent culture of ours!


Maybe you have seen Hollywood divas such as Salma Hayek and Jennifer López, who turn heads with their distinctive looks, and you want to read more about these famous Spanish people and their heritage.

You may want to read the biography of a specific Hispanic baseball player, Hispanic inventors or famous Hispanic Americans.

Maybe you are a Hispanic like me who married an American and want to preserve your Latin culture by giving your little ones Hispanic baby names.

I know! You love Hispanic talavera, hammocks, sarapes, and objects you can incorporate into your daily life seamlessly, those that put you in touch with your heritage!

It could also be that you enjoy our music and dance (reguetón, merengue, salsa, tango, etc.) and want to know more about it or you wish to prepare for your next Latin travel adventure to North, Central or South America.

Perhaps you are intrigued by our family values and beliefs or want to participate in some Hispanic Christmas or Hispanic Holidays.

It could be that you want to know how introducing Spanish for kids can help you preserve your heritage or simply get tips on how to do it.

There may be many reasons that you want to know more about this wonderful culture and there are countless new and exciting things to discover.

Take the offer of a native Latina; I am inviting you on a "journey" to experience our culture. So have a leisurely look around, and get ready to enjoy Hispanic culture at its best!

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Hispanic Facts
in the U.S.

One in seven people in the United States is of Hispanic origin.

Hispanics are a mix of European, African and Native American people.

In 204 B.C. Romans created the term Hispanic to identify inhabitants from the Iberian Peninsula which encompass Spain and Portugal today.

The term Hispanic was adopted in the U.S. in the 1970s by the federal government in its census questionnaires.